On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 10:52, Harry Delano <harry@comtelsys.co.ke> wrote:

 

Who has any idea what’s happening. The List is too silent, or are we affected

by the connectivity break-down…?

 

Seems Safaricom and Orange, are the only ones still standing on their feet as

per the last check..

 

Anyone..?

Acess Kenya have a nice message on the IVR (3600200) about the(ir) downtime:-)
I guess anyone relying on KDN's and KPLC's Fiber links to MSA is affected.

Slowly coming back up though - I mean Access Kenya seems up (somehow) from about 5 minutes ago (from the timestamp on this e-mail). Safaricom has been up ......

And just to add one more angle - When is the Nairobi-Garissa-MSA Fiber gonna be completed?

Oh, maybe Al-Shabab cut the cable(s) to MSA. Taking it through Garissa as long as they've still declared war on KE could be another misnomer...sorry, mistake.
 

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