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On September 1 2025 Africa launched its own sovereign internet infrastructure the Continental Internet Exchange CIX a breakthrough initiative designed to reshape the continent s digital future

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For the first time African nations are building the backbone to control their own data flows Instead of paying Europe to process African traffic we can now handle it locally That means

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Based on such experiences and on the directions provided by ITU most African countries now have local Internet authorities and are defining local regulation of the Internet market

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African Union officially launched the Continental Internet Exchange and it s not just another Internet service provider This is a complete parallel Internet infrastructure that bypasses

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Africa has launched its own internet system marking a major step toward digital independence The Continental Internet Exchange CIX became operational in early September

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CIX isn t a separate internet protocol it s a continent wide digital highway It connects African countries directly through fiber backbones regional data centers and internet exchange

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Africa s digital future lies in its ability to reclaim control over its internet infrastructure and data Dependency on foreign corporations keeps connectivity costs high and restricts access while

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Because Africa doesn t own its own internet However that is about to change soon And what about the Western tech behemoths like Google Facebook and others that have been making

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Internet uptake differs considerably between Internet usage rates over 60 in the more developed economies to around 10 in Africa s least developed economies