Cajutel Internet Connecting Africa with rest of world

Arica is growing rapidly. With the growth of cellphones usage, greater access to the internet, and increased access to education, change is happening, and more people have more money that can be spent to spend.

Andreas has launched Cajutel Sarl, a telecommunications company based in Guinea-Bissau, with the vision to serve rural and remote regions of West Africa with high-speed Internet with highly reliable solar energy at an affordable price. The Internet technology available in Guinea-Bissau is 2.5G EDGE is not even 3G and the internet available is so expensive that only the Rich group could afford the use of the internet. Cajutel is building the much-needed infrastructure to provide reliable and affordable Internet access to all people in Africa.

Andreas Fink, CEO of cajutel is a Swiss-based Telecommunications expert with more than 25 years of experience, and has managed and successfully run more than eight companies. In an interview, Fink said: "Customers who have never had Internet access before, this is a very unique situation to touch such a virgin market and gives us the opportunity to take the market completely"

Cajutel is waiting for telecom license to start its operating in Guinea-Bissau, on which the CTO of cajutel David Wine shared an image of Guinea-Bissau official publication in the telegram group of cajutel and caption the image as “ATTENTION! NOT YET PUBLISHED! THIS IS WHAT WE ARE WAITING FOR, NOW DAYS AWAY.”

Where later Andreas clarify on this and said “What David was trying to say is that licenses have to be published in an official Bulletin. That's what we are waiting for. When that happens, then its 100% official.” Due to legislative elections in Bissau, the whole work has been stopped for a few days. In addition, will continue only after the end of elections and yet the publication has to wait for some more time.

Cajutel is just one step away from connecting the masses of Guinea-Bissau to the high-speed affordable internet.