[kictanet] SLOW INTERNET

[Moses Muya]

Great! Thank you sir for the response. However, as this post suggests, I am not referring to the 'small' cable cuts done supposedly by ISPs to their competitors in acts of sabotage. What I refer to is marine cable damage(EASSY,TEAMS,LION, e.t.c) which have a greater effect on Kenyans. Are the shipping companies just allowed to get away with a simple 'sorry we didn't ' know - while Kenyans suffer the consequences?

On 14 Jul 2012, at 15:07, bitange at jambo.co.ke wrote:

> Moses,
> I have never considered any question as simplistic. I had just said that the law protecting communications infrastructure had been passed and anybody trying to interfere with it will suffer the consequence.  So far fibre thieves have only been fined 10,000 but this has changed.  Police have shot dead a number of them but that has not been a deterrence.  We shall keep on arresting till they stop.  In rural areas we have an education programme that has paid off but it does not work in urban areas.
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> Ndemo.
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