We see no further issues at this time, and the datacentre has confirmed it should now remain stable.

We are seeing intermittent network connectivity issues reoccurring - we will continue to monitor, but this is most likely related to previous advisories.

We continue to see stable connectivity into Kenya from Europe, but connectivity from South Africa remains degraded in part.

We will continue to monitor the situation, however for now we are closing this issue as fully resolved as connectivity has in the most part been fully restored and stable for over 12 hours.

We continue to see improvements with no packet loss now being seen from any of our monitoring stations. We will continue to monitor overnight.

We are now seeing under 1% packet loss from South Africa. We will continue to monitor the situation.

We have seen connectivity now restored from Europe via Djibouti with no packet loss. Packet loss from South Africa has significantly improved but remains elevated (from ~50% loss to under 10%).

Remote users using Kenyan voice services located in Europe should now have normal service. Users of QContact's web browser interface should also now have acceptable voice quality as the voice codecs we use will handle 10% with minimal disruption.

We will continue to monitor connectivity improvements from other African countries.

Airtel have confirmed they are also experiencing similar issues with connectivity at present https://x.com/AIRTEL_KE/status/1805635373680193836

Safaricom has indicated they have been hit by multiple subsea cable failures. There is no ETA at present.

Safaricom have provided an update https://x.com/SafaricomPLC/status/1805615681951375595

There is a complete loss of connectivity from Europe, but there is some connectivity with very high packet loss from South Africa being routed over MTN Business. Remote users of Kenyan voice services located outside of the country may be unable to use voice services at this time.

There is currently an international connectivity event in Kenya - we are awaiting on further details.