India and Liberia face cable landing station planning issues

Posted on April 10, 2025 by Guest authors

While many subsea cable stories recently are about accidents and repairs in the world’s oceans, two recent stories from India and West Africa are land-based and underline some of the potential pitfalls of inadequate planning.

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Sarawak’s Sacofa taps ZTE to modernise fibre infrastructure

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September 9, 2025
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ZTE said on Monday it has formed a strategic partnership with Sacofa – a telecoms infrastructure provider in East Malaysia owned by the Sarawak government – to modernise its fibre infrastructure network.

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AFR-IX Telecom announce Medusa cable’s first landing

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October 10, 2025
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Medusa, the submarine fibre optic cable system owned by AFR-IX Telecom, an infrastructure and licensed telecommunication operator that delivers internet and data services across Africa, has landed at a cable landing station in Marseille, France.

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CDnet gets USTDA study grant for new subsea cable for Bangladesh

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May 22, 2024
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The US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) announced on Tuesday that it has awarded a feasibility study grant to Bangladesh telecoms company CdNet Communications to explore construction of a new subsea cable to improve internet connectivity across the…

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