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AfriConnect is a provider
of sustainable Internet solutions to the developing
world.
Our solutions are specifically
designed to be resilient in the remote or harsh
environments in which they are deployed, and simple
for customers to use and support.
The UK base is located
in Cambridge (UK) with sister companies located
in Lusaka (Zambia),
Dar es Salam (Tanzania)
and Accra (Ghana).
AfriConnect has associated companies in Kenya
and Cameroon.
Solutions for Markets
Products & Services
- Internet access specialists,
by satellite and wireless -more
- VSATs, mobile VSAT solutions, BGan satellite modems, Thuraya and Iridium satellite phones -more
- Wireless short and long
haul links -more
- Field connectivity, including
WiFi Hot Spots, PDA’s -more
- Systems for network security,
email management, remote support for networks
-more
- Network management and
security tools, content filtering, anti-spam
software, traffic shaping and statistics
- User friendly customer
network software for bespoke applications and
satellite network access
- Local and Wide area networks,
Leased-Lines, ISDN, DSL, Cable -more
- Design and provision of
local LAN infrastructure -more
- ICT hardware procurement and
installation
- Interactive, static and content
managed web sites for Intranets and external
web presence. [newest site ...]
- Consultancy services, including
ICT strategy, telecommunications, networks and
project management for sustainable support of
projects and organisations -more
Recruitment
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Internet and Client Support Engineers are required for our Zambia Offices immediately
News
Security solutions
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We are always looking for good free-to-use security software - August saw Secunia release a update to their free software audit tool for consumers click here to get it. Remember: Patching is more important than having an anti-virus program and a personal firewall.
VSAT tools
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We also like good free-to-use VSAT tools - here is a Google Maps based VSAT dish allignment tool which lets you see where your dish needs to point click here to use it
site updated 1st January 2010 ...
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