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Bid to bridge the digital divide in Africa with Funke Opeke, CEO of main One Cable Company
Bid to bridge the digital divide in Africa with Funke Opeke, CEO of main One Cable Company
(www.abndigital.com) In its bid to bridge the digital divide in Africa and link the continent to the rest of the world, Main Street-Technologies will lay an open access submarine cable system known as Main-One, which will span 14-000 kilometres and provide international and Internet connectivity to west africa. Joining us now from Lagos on how the project will work is Funke Opeke, CEO of main One Cable Company
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South Africa-Cape Town-Table Mountain-Cableway (Cable Car)
South Africa-Cape Town-Table Mountain-Cableway (Cable Car)
The best views of Cape Town are from the top of Table Mountain. The Cableway takes you to the summit in under 10 mins whist rotating gondola's ensure that visitors enjoy a 360 degree view of Cape Town and Table Bay. Once on the top, you can stroll along 2km of Pathways and enjoy magnificent views from over 12 viewing sites and decks.
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Construction of East Africa's undersea fibre optics cable.
Construction of East Africa's undersea fibre optics cable.
Seacom, the first majority African-owned, open access, undersea fibre optics cable linking southern and east Africa to India and Europe, bringing high-speed international broadband connectivity.
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East Africa Report - Sea Cable System : Seacom
East Africa Report - Sea Cable System : Seacom
High capacity bandwidth in East Africa has been a long time coming. The 13000KM Sea Cable System SEACOM finally came live with great promise of lower cost, fast internet connection and even greater data transfer speeds for the many landlocked countries in Southern and East Africa. Internet Service Providers such as Jamii telecom and Access Kenya have already begun laying terrestrial cables to connect to the undersea cable.
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New undersea cable linking Nigeria and West Africa to Europe
New undersea cable linking Nigeria and West Africa to Europe
(www.abndigital.com) Three telecoms firms have subscribed to a new undersea cable linking Nigeria and West Africa to Europe. This paves the way for a transformation in internet access in Africa's fastest-growing telecoms market. The Nigerian arm of Etisalat, South Africa's MTN and Nigeria's Starcomms are among the first to sign up for broadband services from the cable. The seven thousand kilometre fibre optic cable, built in partnership with US firm Tyco runs from Portugal to Nigeria and Ghana. Uche Okorokwo reports from Lagos.
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Dupsie's Cable TV Commercial
Dupsie's Cable TV Commercial
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wakeboard cable south africa
wakeboard cable south africa
session wake cable in SA by kevin mevissen H79
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How ADSL works in South Africa
How ADSL works in South Africa
www.facebook.com Ever wondered how ADSL Internet works in South Africa? Just like water or electricity we often take it for granted. This video explores the South African Internet Landscape, and takes a look at how you are accessing the Internet right now.
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The African Dad Show: Ep. 1
The African Dad Show: Ep. 1
African Dad needs to pay the cable bill, but the cable company has a voice-activated operator that can not understand his accent! Just a typical day in African Dad's house... (Thank you to @Thatman_Tjohn for the character design) *My first try at this. If you people dont like, I no go do this kind film again oh!*
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Seacom: Connecting Africa to the World
Seacom: Connecting Africa to the World
Listen to key industry players involved in the Seacom project talk about the impact that the 1.28 terabits subsea fibre-optic cable system will have on the Africa continent.
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Table Mountain Cable Car
Table Mountain Cable Car
View from the cable car which takes people to the top of Cape Town's Table Mountain
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Internet and the Mediterranean bottleneck
Internet and the Mediterranean bottleneck
The Mediterranean is not only a crucial trade crossroad, it is also an important internet junction. This sea is crossed by a wide net of cables that allow web communications between Europe and Africa and, from here, the Middle East and the rest of the Asian continent. As Internet traffic is expected to grow significantly in the region, an intense competition is taking place among those who seek to connect Asia and Africa to the big digital highways of North America and Europe. In December 2008, the failure of three out of four submarine cables currently operating on the seabed off the Egyptian coast caused a 70% drop in India's Internet traffic, plus various problems in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Singapore, all of which suffered important economic consequences. When a major Internet connection fails, its traffic is diverted to other hubs, usually with no consequences for the users. But some parts of the world, such as the Mediterranean, represent a bottleneck, and when these crucial connections fail, there are few alternatives. As a consequence, other links are put under pressure, sometimes triggering a chain effect that can cause other failures. This is the case with the Mediterranean cables today. But in the near future, those very same cables will be even more important than now. Today, the entire African continent generates only a mere 5% of the global Internet traffic. But this figure is to grow significantly in the future, together with the traffic generated <b>...</b>
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Table Mountain - Cape Town South Africa
Table Mountain - Cape Town South Africa
Table Mountain - Cape Town South Africa I hiked to the top and came down with the cable car... I was quite tired, well unfit rather :P lol ... Me and my family try to make a point of hiking up once a year! It would be madness if you ever visit Cape Town and not hike to the top!! :) Watch in HD!! ...and don't forget to thumbs up & SUBSCRIBE !! :P **All Video and Photos was taken by me** Camera used: Sony HDR-XR550 Editing: Sony Vegas Pro 9 , ACDSee 12 ... More about - Table Mountain Table Mountain is a flat-topped mountain forming a prominent landmark overlooking the city of Cape Town in South Africa, and is featured in the flag of Cape Town and other local government insignia. It is a significant tourist attraction, with many visitors using the cableway or hiking to the top. The mountain forms part of the Table Mountain National Park. The main feature of Table Mountain is a level plateau approximately 3 kilometres (2 mi) from side to side, surrounded by steep cliffs. The plateau, flanked by Devil's Peak to the east and by Lion's Head to the west, forms a dramatic backdrop to Cape Town and its Table Bay harbour, and together with Signal Hill form the natural amphitheatre of the City Bowl. The highest point on Table Mountain is towards the eastern end of the plateau and is marked by Maclear's Beacon, a stone cairn built in 1865 by Sir Thomas Maclear for trigonometrical survey. It is 1086 metres (3563 ft) above sea level, about 19 metres (62 ft) higher than the cable station <b>...</b>
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Seacom fibre optic cable now live
Seacom fibre optic cable now live
www.ntv.co.ke A new dawn in the provision of telecommunications services across East Africa is now at hand! This is following the switching into operation of the SEACOM fibre optic cable. Kenya and four other African countries can now benefit from super fast internet connection speeds, increased communication bandwidth all at lower costs.
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Another high-capacity fibre-optic cable lands on South Africas East Coast
Another high-capacity fibre-optic cable lands on South Africas East Coast
The fibre-optic Eastern Africa Submarine Cable System (Eassy) project, which was initially expected to be operational by the first half of 2010, will not be commercially active in time for the FIFA World Cup, but was all systems go for its successful landing in Mtunzini, in northern KwaZulu-Natal, last week.
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Zenith Aerial Acrobats (South Africa)
Zenith Aerial Acrobats (South Africa)
The Zenith Aerial Acrobats will be in South Africa from November till February 2007. They are completing their 5th season with MSC Cruises, and are currently working on the MSC Armonia.
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"Ile de Brehat" cable ship loading submarine cables
"Ile de Brehat" cable ship loading submarine cables
The "Ile de Brehat" cable ship is loading submarine cables from the Alcatel-Lucent's submarine networks plant in Calais, France, for the WACS subamrine system. Named the West Africa Cable System (WACS), this 14000 km-long submarine network system will bolster Internet and other communications capabilities to and from the African continent.
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Table Mountain - Cape Town South Africa
Table Mountain - Cape Town South Africa
Our trip up Table Mountain in Cape Town South Africa. Table Mountain, with Mother City, Cape Town underfoot, with it's incredible seascape vista, flora & fauna is considered one of the most beautiful places in the world.
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Comcast/Madagascar: Africa on HDTV - TV commercial on the Behance Network
Comcast/Madagascar: Africa on HDTV - TV commercial on the Behance Network
Hey! I know them! It's that psychotic lion, my monochromatic friend, and that long-necked, quadruped giraffe! I wonder where that female hippo is... Comcast is a proud sponsor of the 2008 DreamWorks movie, Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa. NOTE: No copyright infringement intended! Created by DreamWorks and ReelFX
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Progression Interviews Aaron Hadlow - How the cable can help your kiteboarding
Progression Interviews Aaron Hadlow - How the cable can help your kiteboarding
We spent a day down at the cable park in South Africa with 5 times world champion Aaron Hadlow. As well as capturing some awesome footage Aaron also talked to us about how riding the cable can help with kitesurfing, giving some great advice about getting started and what kind of kit you need. All you need to do now is to find out where your local park is and give it a go!
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Skyride at Busch Gardens Africa (Tampa, FL)
Skyride at Busch Gardens Africa (Tampa, FL)
This is the skyway ride, called the Skyride. It was Manufactured by the VonRoll company and is a type 101 model. It was installed in 1974 as one of the first rides at Busch Gardens in Tampa, FL. It's about 42ft tall at it's highest point and is a little longer than a mile long and uses a 28mm diameter cable. It's also the last remaining amusement/theme park models that also "L shaped bend" in the route. This is one of only 10 Von Roll type 101's that are still in existance today.
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Overland Africa
Overland Africa
Getaway Africa is an overland tour operator and travel agency in South Africa, www.getawayafrica.com We are committed to provide you with an outstanding choice of guided overland tours in the greater Africa, striving to offer backpackers and accommodated tourists the best value overland adventures, and ensuring your stay is both pleasurable and memorable. Getaway Africas strengths lies in specialist area knowledge, all set against the backdrop of the African continents diverse environment, and multi cultural communities. Getaway Africa also aims to create that special relationship which converts backpacking, gap year students, visitors and tourists, into friends. Getaway Africa also specialises in budget, or upmarket adventure tours with more luxurious accommodation around Southern, East and West Africa including countries like, To name a few of the more popular destinations - Namibia with the highest roving sand dunes in the world in the Namib Desert, with a diverse wildlife. Go for an exhilarating sand dune surf or boarding, quad-bike hiking between the dunes, or go up the skeleton coast and visit ship wrecks and ghost towns from the past. Botswana, to enjoy the Okavango delta and its waterways. Go on a Mokorro safari with your own personal poler guide or go on an adventurous overland safari enjoying the wildlife and sounds of the delta. Zambia / Zimbabwe the Victoria Water Falls, one of the seven wonders of the world for one of the best adventure destinations in Africa <b>...</b>

