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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Orange Jordan expands fibre broadband reach to Tafila and Aqaba

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January 14, 2026
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Orange Jordan said on Tuesday it has expanded of its fibre broadband access network to include Tafila and additional areas in Aqaba as part of its commitment to develop Jordan’s digital infrastructure.

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Telecom Namibia acquires Equiano subsea capacity from Sparkle

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June 13, 2024
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Telecom Italia’s international arm Sparkle said on Wednesday it has signed a deal to provide international capacity services to state-owned telco Telecom Namibia via Google’s Equiano subsea cable.

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Telin partners with Indosat to develop ICE System 2 subsea cable

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August 29, 2024
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Telkom Indonesia’s international arm Telin said on Wednesday it has signed a strategic partnership with Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison to develop ICE System 2, the latest announced leg of Telin’s Indonesia Cable Express subsea cable project.

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