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rvp20182:
Which facts? What is Ghana Total International Bandwidth - available and Used. Go first - so you dont do your childish stance of randomly adding a figure above kenya.

The facts about internet traffic from both countries

I posted it on the previous forum

from both countries internet exchange houses

So you have no data....or it disappeared. A proper country should have such data available.

Just30:
The facts about internet traffic from both countries

I posted it on the previous forum

from both countries internet exchange houses

Ghana internet pentration -14,767,818 Internet users in Jun/2021, 46.5% of the population, per IWS.

46 against kenya 85 percent.

It's not even close. NIGERIA IS EVEN BETTER - MINI ZOO- get beaten by the main zoo doing 73 percent.

South Africa - doing very badly
34,545,165 Internet users in Dec/2020, 57.5% of the population, per IWS.

rvp20182:
Ghana internet pentration -14,767,818 Internet users in Jun/2021, 46.5% of the population, per IWS.

46 against kenya 85 percent.

It's not even close.

Chaangaa head

https://datareportal.com/reports/digital-2021-kenya?rq=Kenya

Useless blog. Find reliable data like CAK of kenya. Kenya has highest internet penetration in Africa - and for many years now.

Appisko:
Chaangaa head

https://datareportal.com/reports/digital-2021-kenya?rq=Kenya

rvp20182:
Highest in penetration terms.

46,870,422 Internet users in Dec, 2020, 85.2% penetration, per CAK.

So basically, kenya is not the largest internet user in Africa

That is a lie as well

If kenya has 85% internet penetration, it wont have only 40% of it population using the internet

As we speak - lastest Q1 2021
Kenya has 44 m internet subscribers - with 25M on broadband
https://ca.go.ke/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Sector-Statistics-Report-Q3-2020-2021.pdf

It's not even close....to your country that get beaten by Nigeria

Just30:
So basically, kenya is not the largest internet user in Africa

That is a lie as well

If kenya has 85% internet penetration, it wont have only 40% of it population using the internet

Hahahahaha this guy is a pathetic lier

Usual choleric written diarhoea. Kenya has had the highest internet penetration for quite some time. South Africa beat kenya on Fiber to Home - where they have more than 2M while kenya is approaching 1M households connect to fiber. Ghana doesnt even have 50k fiber to homes - MTN fiber to home in Ghana I bet are still under 50k

Just30:
So basically, kenya is not the largest internet user in Africa

That is a lie as well

If kenya has 85% internet penetration, it wont have only 40% of it population using the internet

A liar doesn't provide credible link - I know it beyond your paygrade - but that is kenya telecomm sector stats for 2021.
https://ca.go.ke/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Sector-Statistics-Report-Q3-2020-2021.pdf

Appisko:
Hahahahaha this guy is a pathetic lier

rvp20182:
So you have no data....or it disappeared. A proper country should have such data available.

Go here

http://www.gixa.org.gh/technical/statistics/

while Ghana daily inbound traffic is 131GB and outbound traffic is 278GB,

Kenya does only 27gb inbound and 28gb outbound

Appisko:
Chaangaa head

https://datareportal.com/reports/digital-2021-kenya?rq=Kenya

his head like ship

im sure he cant tell his head from his buttocks

rvp20182:
As we speak - lastest Q1 2021
Kenya has 44 m internet subscribers - with 25M on broadband
https://ca.go.ke/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Sector-Statistics-Report-Q3-2020-2021.pdf

It's not even close....to your country that get beaten by Nigeria

yet only 40% of Kenyans use the internet

You're talking gigabytes Kenya consumes terrabytes. And what is that you're sharing an IPX?

Just30:
Go here

http://www.gixa.org.gh/technical/statistics/

while Ghana daily inbound traffic is 131GB and outbound traffic is 278GB,

Kenya does only 27gb inbound and 28gb outbound

rvp20182:
Usual choleric written diarhoea. Kenya has had the highest internet penetration for quite some time. South Africa beat kenya on Fiber to Home - where they have more than 2M while kenya is approaching 1M households connect to fiber. Ghana doesnt even have 50k fiber to homes - MTN fiber to home in Ghana I bet are still under 50k

Tantrums as usual


Kenyans dont even know what the internet is or what it can be used for


Hence Kenya negligible internet traffic

what is 200 gigabytes per day; the amount of Indecency that get watched in an hour in kenya alone; would consume all that data.

The State of Mobile Data in Kenya defines the
journey to consuming an estimated 269 million
gigabytes in 2018 on the road to crossing 1 billion
gigabytes in 2022.

When I do my calculation - it's now 1.5 exabyte - that 1.5 billion of gigabytes.

Just30:
Tantrums as usual


Kenyans dont even know what the internet is or what it can be used for


Hence Kenya negligible internet traffic

You telcom regulator should have such data if you were not a MINI ZOO. Try MTN - they might have some statistics - and as dominant market player - you can extrapolate.

Just30:
yet only 40% of Kenyans use the internet

rvp20182:
You're talking gigabytes Kenya consumes terrabytes. And what is that you're sharing an IPX?

liar

Kenya does not even have 30gb traffic per day



Ghana inbound traffic is 6,800 TB and outbound traffic is 7200 TB per year a


Just incase you dont know where all of Kenya internet traffic passes

Here is the location and the data https://portal.kixp.or.ke/statistics/ixp


dumb kid

I see where you getting confused. Let me help kid. IPX doesnt mean all the data goes there. IPX is for ISP to route LOCAL traffic - and avoid international traffic.For example if you're in kenya - and want to access a kenya site - say kenya.co.ke - it get routed locally- IPX - otherwise international data - get routed through undersea cable operators and few satellite operators.

PLEASE stop posting stuff you do not understand.

30 GB traffic per day - That is very tiny - even a village can exhaust that

Just30:
liar

Kenya does not even have 30gb traffic per day



Ghana inbound traffic is 6,800 TB and outbound traffic is 7200 TB per year a


Just incase you dont know where all of Kenya internet traffic passes

Here is the location and the data https://portal.kixp.or.ke/statistics/ixp


dumb kid

rvp20182:
what is 200 gigabytes per day; the amount of Indecency that get watched in an hour in kenya alone; would consume all that data.

The State of Mobile Data in Kenya defines the
journey to consuming an estimated 269 million
gigabytes in 2018 on the road to crossing 1 billion
gigabytes in 2022.

When I do my calculation - it's now 1.5 exabyte - that 1.5 billion of gigabytes.

I guess you dont know the difference between internet data and internet traffic


dumb kid, yet you say you are an IT guy


Go to your internet exchange point and see your country tiny internet traffic

rvp20182:
You telcom regulator should have such data if you were not a MINI ZOO. Try MTN - they might have some statistics - and as dominant market player - you can extrapolate.

yet everyone knows that only 40% of your population use the internet

what a zoo you live in

Little knowledge is very dangerous. That is why you can proudly say a country can consume 200GB of data per day. That is how many videos...maybe 1000 movies?

IPX is for ROUTING LOCAL TRAFFIC....this is just arrangement by ISPs to lower cost.......so they reduce international traffic...that go to undersea cables. And the time.

Kenya has I think 4 undersea cables - with 7 terrabyte capacity - but about 4.5 terrabytes are used - the rest are unused.

Find out how many undersea fiber are in Ghana - and what their capacity is - and what has been lit or used. That will give you international traffic.

IPX is local exchange btw local ISPs - asking themselves do you have this data locally - or do we hit the sea and go fetch it from US or Europe or wherever.

The whole point of IPX is to save money and time - by avoiding international traffic - it therefore NOT INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC at all....it local traffic....request fulfilled by servers hosted in Ghana.

And last I checked Kenya had more IPXes than Ghana...only second to South Africa. Maybe Ghana has one...

Just30:
I guess you dont know the difference between internet data and internet traffic

dumb kid, yet you say you are an IT guy

Go to your internet exchange point and see your country tiny internet traffic

rvp20182:
I see where you getting confused. Let me help kid. IPX doesnt mean all the data goes there. IPX is for ISP to route LOCAL traffic - and avoid international traffic.For example if you're in kenya - and want to access a kenya site - say kenya.co.ke - it get routed locally- IPX - otherwise international data - get routed through undersea cable operators and few satellite operators.

PLEASE stop posting stuff you do not understand.

30 GB traffic per day - That is very tiny - even a village can exhaust that

you are really dumb

See how I've exposed you for the fraud you are.... never call yourself an IT guy here again....

Watch this video and learn what an internet exchange point is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNQsmPf24go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5w0UwvZrhM

All ISP data passes through an IXP both for local traffic...

Some countries have several IXP but Kenya has one and Ghana has 2......

If anyone can remember what happened in Hong Kong in 2019 or so when China shut down Hong Kong IXP, no one in Hong Kong could access the internet, because all traffic passes through the University campus IXP


Global fiber optic cables go to an IXP where ISP cables goes to inter exchange with the world global cables

I dont need to watch any video. I did proper computer science degree. I have moonlighted in campus in an ISP.
That you can call local traffic = international traffic is crazy.
If I am not wrong when it comes to IPX or local domains (.ke) - kenya is only second to South Africa.

Please your MINI ZOO doesn't feature in IT technology. Let Nigeria diaspora speak.

Kenya is MILES ahead.

Just30:
you are really dumb

See how I've exposed you for the fraud you are.... never call yourself an IT guy here again....

Watch this video and learn what an internet exchange point is

All ISP data passes through an IXP both for local traffic...

Some countries have several IXP but Kenya has one and Ghana has 2......

If anyone can remember what happened in Hong Kong in 2019 or so when China shut down Hong Kong IXP, no one in Hong Kong could access the internet, because all traffic passes through the University campus IXP

rvp20182:
Little knowledge is very dangerous. That is why you can proudly say a country can consume 200GB of data per day. That is how many videos...maybe 1000 movies?

IPX is for ROUTING LOCAL TRAFFIC....this is just arrangement by ISPs to lower cost.......so they reduce international traffic...that go to undersea cables. And the time.

Kenya has I think 4 undersea cables - with 7 terrabyte capacity - but about 4.5 terrabytes are used - the rest are unused.

Find out how many undersea fiber are in Ghana - and what their capacity is - and what has been lit or used. That will give you international traffic.

IPX is local exchange btw local ISPs - asking themselves do you have this data locally - or do we hit the sea and go fetch it from US or Europe or wherever.

The whole point of IPX is to save money and time - by avoiding international traffic - it therefore NOT INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC at all....it local traffic....request fulfilled by servers hosted in Ghana.

And last I checked Kenya had more IPXes than Ghana...only second to South Africa. Maybe Ghana has one...

So all of Kenya traffic passes through it IXP which calculate it inbound and outbound traffic

It depend on your ISP or your MTN. MTN may decide to route their traffic to South Africa IXP. Sometimes it doesnt make sense because Africa -most of traffic - people will be looking for servers in US or Europe. Nairaland for example is probably hosted in the US - so it almost pointless to go through local IXP.

So it depend on your ISP. They can decide to try local IXP - or if they have cached previous routes - they can hit the undersea cable directly - or like MTN- they can go first to South Africa or whatever.

IXP in africa is a nice to have but not critical - most of traffic is international - except maybe in South Africa - where there is a lot of CDN and Amazon Servers.

Just30:
So all of Kenya traffic passes through it IXP which calculate it inbound and outbound traffic

rvp20182:
I dont need to watch any video. I did proper computer science degree. I have moonlighted in campus in an ISP.
That you can call local traffic = international traffic is crazy.
If I am not wrong when it comes to IPX or local domains (.ke) - kenya is only second to South Africa.

Please your MINI ZOO doesn't feature in IT technology. Let Nigeria diaspora speak.

Kenya is MILES ahead.

You are dumb

you dont know how the internet even works

you didn't no computer science and knows nothing about computers

kenya is nowhere in Africa internet infrastructure hence it small traffic

Some stuff are way beyond your paygrade.

Just30:
You are dumb

you dont know how the internet even works

you didn't no computer science and knows nothing about computers

kenya is nowhere in Africa internet infrastructure hence it small traffic

Do you see Ghana here

https://guardian.ng/technology/nigeria-south-africa-kenya-exchange-80-internet-traffic-locally/
Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya exchanged between 70 and 80 per cent of their Internet traffic locally and are the most developed Internet ecosystems in Africa.

Internet Society, which disclosed this in its “Moving towards an interconnected Africa: the 80/20 Initiative,” report, said that the number of African IXPs has increased by 58 per cent over the past eight years, from 19 in 2012 to 46 in 2020.

An IXP is a technical infrastructure where multiple networks, including Internet service providers, mobile operators, enterprise networks, research and education networks, e-Government services, and content delivery networks (CDNs) come together to connect and exchange Internet traffic.

rvp20182:
It depend on your ISP or your MTN. MTN may decide to route their traffic to South Africa IXP. Sometimes it doesnt make sense because Africa -most of traffic - people will be looking for servers in US or Europe. Nairaland for example is probably hosted in the US - so it almost pointless to go through local IXP.

So it depend on your ISP. They can decide to try local IXP - or if they have cached previous routes - they can hit the undersea cable directly - or like MTN- they can go first to South Africa or whatever.

IXP in africa is a nice to have but not critical - most of traffic is international - except maybe in South Africa - where there is a lot of CDN and Amazon Servers.

Know the difference between an ISP and an IXP

all ISP data goes to an IXP where that data is exchange with they world through global fiber optic cables.

It is at the IXP where a country total traffic is measured.

we are not table about where a website is hosted, dont be dumb.


Where a website is hosted has nothing to do with me accessing that network using my Internet Service Provider whose data gets transmitted at the internet Exchange Point to global fiber optic cables.

The Internet is a Network of Internet Exchange Points

Learn how the internet works

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNQsmPf24go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3c1ih2NJEg

rvp20182:
Some stuff are way beyond your paygrade.

say you dont know how the internet works or what the internet is so I can leave you in peace

dumb kid

free knowledge for you


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNQsmPf24go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3c1ih2NJEg

Stop googling. I can teach you the internet here for free using internet . Let me know if you want the low level....we can do from IP packets....to routing tables...to all the protocols...or you want a something you can understand....and I can help break it down for you.

Just30:
Know the difference between an ISP and an IXP

all ISP data goes to an IXP where that data is exchange with they world through global fiber optic cables.

It is at the IXP where a country total traffic is measured.

we are not table about where a website is hosted, dont be dumb.


Where a website is hosted has nothing to do with me accessing that network using my Internet Service Provider whose data gets transmitted at the internet Exchange Point to global fiber optic cables.

The Internet is a Network of Internet Exchange Points

Learn how the internet works


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3c1ih2NJEg