Internet connection

[MoAwr]

Has improved ten folds in recent years. Most cafés, hotels have decent wifi connection

[Basra-]

Has improved ten folds in recent years. Most cafés, hotels have decent wifi connection

u travel a lot?

[MoAwr]

I do indeed

[malibantu]

I do indeed

I see you got bitchessssssssssss, my niggaa

[MoAwr]

I do indeed

I see you got bitchessssssssssss, my niggaa

Malibu my farendhi, I don't role like that

[Lamagoodle]

Internet connection has improved in Somalia but it is still primitive in most African countries. How is it in Burco Moawr?

In Kenya, the connection is not that good. The slowest connection is in Zambia, the Congo, Malawi and Zimbabwe. Even in 5 star hotels, the connection is not that good.

[MoAwr]

Internet connection has improved in Somalia but it is still primitive in most African countries. How is it in Burco Moawr?

In Kenya, the connection is not that good. The slowest connection is in Zambia, the Congo, Malawi and Zimbabwe. Even in 5 star hotels, the connection is not that good.

Jaalle how are you bro, connection in burco, hrg and even in some small towns, is good and consistent. The speed bit slow when accessing videos but fast enough to access snet

These Somali telecommunication companies have done great job

[Lamagoodle]

Internet connection has improved in Somalia but it is still primitive in most African countries. How is it in Burco Moawr?

In Kenya, the connection is not that good. The slowest connection is in Zambia, the Congo, Malawi and Zimbabwe. Even in 5 star hotels, the connection is not that good.

Jaalle how are you bro, connection in burco, hrg and even in some small town, is good and consistent. The speed bit slow when accessing videos but fast enough to access snet

LOL @ accessing somalinet. I remember the last time I was in Baadiyaha; I met these camel boys; both of them had cellphones and were listening to the BBC on them. I then showed them this short youtube clip. They thought I was taping them.



Enjoy your stay saaxib. When you return, we expect you to give us a fair analysis of life back home.

[AbdiJohnson]

Access to high speed internet connection should be a human right

I am,

Abdi "The African states don't guarantee any human rights" Johnson

[MoAwr]

LOL @ accessing somalinet. I remember the last time I was in Baadiyaha; I met these camel boys; both of them had cellphones and were listening to the BBC on them. I then showed them this short youtube clip. They thought I was taping them.



Enjoy your stay saaxib. When you return, we expect you to give us a fair analysis of life back home.

I can see why they would think that way

Inshallah I will give a geeljire feedback of life back home!

[unstoppablefade]

There's actually something called Nielsens's Law of Internet Bandwidth. This nigga stated that every year internet speeds increase by 50%. Here's a visual of this law.



As you can see the Y-axis is based on a logarithmic scale. So a straight line from the data represents a exponential growth annually. Or as you said correctly OP, speeds have increased by tenfolds.