On 9 February 2026, the Paratus Group announced that it had activated a major new fibre route in East Africa, directly connecting Mombasa on the Kenyan coast to Goma in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) through a protected terrestrial network. The new 2,000-km G2M (Goma-to-Mombasa) fibre route runs via Kigali (Rwanda), Kampala (Uganda) and Nairobi (Kenya), with direct interconnections into key data centers in each city. In partnership with ROKE TELKOM in Uganda and MoveOn Telecoms in Kenya, Paratus is fully licensed in these East African countries through its subsidiary operating companies, Paratus Rwanda, Paratus Uganda and Paratus Kenya. “This is far more than another fibre link – it’s a new digital highway for the region,” said Martin Cox, Chief Commercial Officer of Paratus Group in a company press release. “By creating a protected route from the coast all the way into Goma, we’re giving operators and enterprises direct, reliable access to global capacity. It dramatically improves resilience and performance, while opening new commercial opportunities across Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and the DRC.”
Source: Paratus Group
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