In Afghanistan, the ruling Taliban have cut fiber optic internet connections in numerous provinces. Criticism has also come from the business community. A blockade of fiber optic connections by the ...

Africa is preparing for a major digital shift. This September, the 2Africa undersea cable — stretching an incredible 45,000km around the continent — is scheduled to go live. Backed by Meta and global ...

An essential service is alive and well again in St. Paul after a summer cyberattack. Public internet access has been restored at all St. Paul Public Library locations and recreation centers after the ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Governor Kathy Hochul announced that approximately $391 million in proposed awards under the ConnectALL Deployment Program will be allocated to eleven internet service providers, to ...

The Taliban has enforced an internet ban across swathes of northern Afghanistan to "prevent immorality". Government offices, the private sector, public institutions, and homes across at least five ...

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The Taliban administration on Wednesday announced an internet ban across a swathe of northern Afghanistan, “to prevent immoral activities,” provincial government statements said. The hardline Islamist ...

MAZAR-I-SHARIF, Afghanistan – Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities expanded their crackdown on internet access on Sept 17, severing fibre optic connections in multiple provinces in what officials said ...

In northern Balkh province, fibre optic internet was completely banned on the leader's orders, provincial spokesman Attaullah Zaid said Tuesday. In a crackdown on the country's digital access, ...

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The Taliban's leader has banned fibre optic internet in one province of Afghanistan to "prevent immorality," a spokesman for the administration said on Tuesday. There is no longer cable internet ...