People across the globe using Internet and it has become an integral part of their lives and they have no problem accessing their favorite websites, catching the latest news online or sending friends an e-mail. But if you Step into Guinea-Bissau in west Africa, however, you will soon have to say goodbye to the world wide web.
Guinea-Bissau,a small place in West Africa’s Atlantic coast, a region with very low internet penetration and if we look into world internet statistics then we can surely say the bottom-most country in internet connectivity. where there is very low speed internet connection is available but at very expensive prices, but if we look into the condition of rural province we can say "There is just no connectivity whatsoever," the place where the nearest Internet café will be kilometers (away) -- there are even some people who don't even know about internet much and haven't interact with Internet facility and this situation not only in Guinea-Bissau but all over the Africa is kind of same.
But all this could soon change.
Cajutel a Guinea-Bissau based telecom company starting an initiative with solar powered internet technology aiming to bring high speed broadband to the masses of west Africa including under-served rural and remote communities.
Cajutel will use the relatively new technology with solar-powered base stations infrastructure for making lives of people easier and better. Africa, a continent beset by connectivity and infrastructure challenges, where the company sees the biggest potential. Thus investing in the African soil to make it more fertile i.e by serving internet and technology makes lives better by productive use of latest technology, For developing the necessary infrastructure Cajutel had Launched its ICO to raise funding and bring the betterment and happiness to Africa, a step to enhance growth in economic and education.
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WOW! Interesting information.. thanks Cajutel.