SEACOM CEO Brian Herlihy took time off to answer questions from SEACOMs social media platforms. This is part of an ongoing series of question and answer sessions.
SEACOM’s journey into Africa has seen many highs and lows. Speaking to CEO Brian Herlihy, one of his greatest highs was being seated on stage next to four African presidents.
As part of the US-Africa Business summit that was hosted last year by the Corporate Council on Africa in the US, four African heads of state participated in a Presidential Roundtable on regional integration. Herlihy, along with the presidents of Rwanda, Ghana, the Republic of Congo and Sao Tome, participated.
SEACOM CEO Brian Herlihy took time off to answer questions from SEACOMs social media platforms. This is part of an ongoing series of question and answer sessions.
by Simeon Oriko*
The University of Eastern Africa, Baraton (UEAB), through the Baraton Information Technology Students Association (BITSA) hosts an annual Information Technology Week with the aim of sharing knowledge and showcasing projects that are all centred on a single theme. This year’s event took place from 14 to 20 February with the theme "Developing Africa Techno-Socially" and was proudly sponsored by SEACOM.
Seacom’s arrival in Tanzania is expected to bring substantial changes to the country and it’s landlocked neighbours Zambia, Malawi and Burundi.
A $300-million fibre-optic network linking all major urban centres will be complete in June this year, and neighbouring countries will be able to access the broadband from across boarders.