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Ten students from Tshwaragano Primary School in Tokoza Park, Rockville, Soweto; were treated to a once in a life time opportunity by SEACOM to see a live 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ game. The students, all from Grade 6 and 7, and top of their class in Mathematics and Science, were taken to see Ghana vs Serbia in a match that set Loftus Versveld on fire.
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Gateway Communications wins GTB Award for its African MPLS services on SEACOM
Submitted by Team Seacom on Fri, 2010/06/11 - 10:23Gateway Communications, the leading supplier of telecommunications services across Africa, claimed the prestigious award for “Wholesale Service Innovation” in partnership with SEACOM in an awards ceremony held on the 8 June in London.
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*Article originally published on MyBroadband.co.za
Neotel planning reconfiguration on the SEACOM backhaul tonight; no serious disruptions to services expected
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The SEA-ME-WE4 cable repair caused some downtime to many cable systems across Africa, the Middle-East and Asia.
Due to this and the queries by our social media followers, this brief video shows how an undersea cable is repaired.
Beyond the SEACOM network disruptions - April 2010
Submitted by Team Seacom on Tue, 2010/05/04 - 09:42
SEACOM experienced an interruption in its network on 14 April 2010 which lasted around seven minutes as a result of a fault on the Mediterranean section of the SEA-ME-WE 4 submarine cable system, which SEACOM currently utilizes to connect to London. SEA-ME-WE 4, a completely independent submarine fibre optic cable system to SEACOM’s, is operated by a consortium of some 14 telecommunications companies that own and manage the system stretching from South East Asia to Europe via the Indian Sub-Continent and Middle East.
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