MAP > Internet Providers in Senegal
Senegal has gone on and approved the LLU to be able to stimulate the DSL market competition. The Senegal’s economic development has gone and improved heavily in recent years, with the GDP having developed at about seven percent in the year 2017 to the year 2018. This has gone and translated into a consistent development in telecom market, with some mobile subscribers, having an increase of 4.5% in the year 2018 in June. The Orange Group’s local subsidiary by the name Orange Senegal, has grown on and become the most dominant player in both fixed line as well as the mobile sectors, though there has been a very effective competition in mobile industry from Tigo Senegal, which is now owned by the Saga Africa Holdings as well as the Sudatel’s unit by the name Expresso, that have the 2.4% as well as 22%, market share respectively.
Competition in fixed-line sector got to be introduced when Expresso got to launch the services as a second national operator in the year 2009. A new entrant at the beginning chose the CDMA2000 tech to be able to serve both the market sectors but switched to the GSM technology in the year 2010, and this is including the 3G or HSPA mobile broadband. Well, despite the market entry, Sonatel still commands almost monopoly on the fixed lines. The mobile market has been able to prosper, aided in part by the poor fixed-line systems in some of the rural areas. The Mobile penetration reached close to 106% by the mid- 2018. A wide range of the value-added services have been available to the subscribers, and this is including the mobile broadband access, that has become by far most dominant internet platform, getting to account for close to 99% of all the internet accesses as of the mid-2018.
The recent licensing growth is going to help in propelling LTE sector. In the year 2016 on June, the Sonatel has secured 17-year License and extension to the fixed line, 3G and 2G operating concessions that had been due to expire in the year 2017 for no extra cost. LTE license does include the use of the 10 MHz of the spectrum in 1800 MHz band and the 10 MHz in 800 MHz bands. Sonatel offers 70% population coverage within a period of five years and a ninety percent coverage within ten years.
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| sat-www in sub-saharan Africa To whom this may concern, we are an NGO that has a number of governments as clients in Africa (at the moment: Senegal, Swaziland, Malawi, Nigeria, Namibia, Kenya, Cote d’Ivoire). We seek a stable internet connection for our clients with a bandwidth that allows for high quality video-conferencing and webinars. The usual situation is that one or two locations in industrialized countries with broad-band land-line internet would be talking to one client in Africa with a satellite-based internet connection. We would be heavily using screen-sharing. Software used: probably skype, but we’d be open to others. A fixed roof-top satellite-dish would work (we don’t need mobile systems). It’s not a problem if the dish is large. The aim is a contract between one of our clients and a satellite internet provider like you. Requirements: Band: weather independent (e.g. C-Band) Bandwidth: at least 512kbps receiving and 256kbps transmitting, better would be 1Mbps receiving 512kbps transmitting. These numbers assume that we don’t need to share bandwidth (i.e. CIR1/1). For shared bandwidth we’d need somewhat higher bandwidths. Please let us know what you have to offer. Questions: What Bandwidths does Juch-Tech offer? What would be the one-time and about running costs of different bandwidth-CIR combinations? Are running costs necessarily dependent on time or are other dependencies conceivable as well (e.g. per Data)? Is there a choice of bandwidth and if so, does the cost depend on the bandwidth? Would you be able to do the installation and setup of the hardware in Africa? Is there a possibility to upgrade to higher bandwiths or lower CIR at a later point in time and how much would that cost? Do you have the possibility to prioritize our videoconferences over other traffic even over other video-conferences (e.g. using IP prioritization not just port prioritization)? Do you offer only flat rates or also other (e.g. data-based or time-based) contracts? (esp. relevant for 1/1CIR) Best regards, Max |
| CanarGo Terminal Internet Connection I would like to pay one year Internet Service for my CanarGo Terminal. I live in senegal and would like to have internet connection from Canar Sudan. Please can i pay by Visa or Mastercard and give me the rates also. Kind Regards, Moussa |
| AfricaSat-1a C-BAND demande des tarifs pour une connexion satellitaire de 1 Mbits pour un parque informatique de 15 ordinateurs qui utilisent régulièrement Google Drive, DropBox et Skype. |
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| How to have that satelite connection and how to pay I just want to know to have that satelite connection and how to pay |
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| internet for a camp in Senegal Hi, I'd like to get as much informations as possible about having internet via satellite in my camp, near Saint-Louis in Senegal. (cost of installation / how long does it takes to get the equipement ? / customer service...) |
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