The path to Africa's future of reliable internet connectivity – SIERRA LEONE TELEGRAPH

Sierra Leone Telegraph: 5 February 2021:
Last week, the African Telecommunications Union (ATU) and the African Network Information Centre (AFRINIC) signed a partnership that paves way for secure and efficient internet connectivity for African countries.
The agreement by the two industry leaders hopes to realize enhanced broadband development in the continent as the focal approach that will support this development.
IPv6 is the latest version of the IP address standard which represents a numerical Internet Protocol (IP) address that aids devices connected to the Internet to communicate. Its rollout is designed to supplement and eventually replace IPv4 making the case for more efficient and secure connectivity.

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