While recent infrastructure developments in some African countries have improved connectivity, the overall internet penetration rate stands at 45%, significantly lower than the global average of 67.5%.
The digital divide in Africa is not solely about access; it also encompasses the quality of connections. From lack of infrastructure to limited access to advanced services like 5G, these challenges obstruct progress.
Countries like the Netherlands and Norway showcase high internet penetration, with rates at 99%, contrasting sharply with Africa, where many countries face dire connectivity challenges.
With a burgeoning reliance on the internet for business operations, the lack of robust infrastructure in Africa presents a key barrier to economic participation and growth in the digital economy.
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