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Wireless Internet Network (WIN – Cameroon)

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This project is in the prefunding stage and will provide the citizens of Cameroon with untethered internet access wherever they are in the country over the next five years.  The project has been broken up into phases that concentrates on the major metropolitan and higher education cities first and then expands into the less populated areas last.

We are providing WiMax (4G) coverage all over the country with WiFi “last mile” solutions for those that do not have 4G devices.

Our backbone is both incumbent based backhaul as well as satellite technologies where the incumbent has not coverage.   CIATO owns 46% of this project.

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