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Zimbabwe has access to banking services. Hanks simply cannot provide connectivity to rural areas where 65 percent of the population lives. SkyVision VPN connected the Harare headquarters to the rural branches so that they could offer the wide range of hanking services that rely on core banking systems, email, Internet, and point-of sale (PO5) services. SkyVision satellite and fiber-optic VPN technolowy allowed one Nigerian bank to install and connect 90 ATM sites to never-before-served rural locations. Within the developing oil and gas industries, Sikyvision has also estabiashed reliabile depots-as well as between onshore and offshore operations. SkyVision technology has alvo promoted the development of economic ties between Europe and Africa. The Agro-Industrial Group, for exarmple, needs to connect several private African agro-industrial companies to cach other and to their European headquarters. SkyVision established rellable and secure data sharing system. Despite these advances, anulysts point out that the prices of more reliable connectivity solutions are prohibitive for many companies, organizations, and businesses. So, many ocpanlations and corporations are continuling to take initiatives. In bate 2013, Google announced Project Link, a plan to build fiber-optic networks that would allow for high-speed Intemet connectivity. The project is headquartered in Kampala, the capital of Ugands, a dense urbun center thut lacks broadtund access, Google is hoping to fund the propect by charging the mobile telephony providers who will link into the network, These efforts, howcver, will focus on major cities and support development in urban Africa. Yet a number of barriers exist to high-speed terrestrial networks. African govemments scemetimes charge high licensing fees and tax technolosy equipencnt heavily. Policy-makers also need to cooperate to facilitate cross-border terrestrial connectivity and encourage private imestanent. Until govemments take there steps, it will be left to initiatives, like those of SikyVision, to reach out to those in remote rural areas Zimbabwe has access to banking services. Hanks simply cannot provide connectivity to rural areas where 65 percent of the population lives. SkyVision VPN connected the Harare headquarters to the rural branches so that they could offer the wide range of hanking services that rely on core banking systems, email, Internet, and point-of sale (PO5) services. SkyVision satellite and fiber-optic VPN technolowy allowed one Nigerian bank to install and connect 90 ATM sites to never-before-served rural locations. Within the developing oil and gas industries, Sikyvision has also estabiashed reliabile depots-as well as between onshore and offshore operations. SkyVision technology has alvo promoted the development of economic ties between Europe and Africa. The Agro-Industrial Group, for exarmple, needs to connect several private African agro-industrial companies to cach other and to their European headquarters. SkyVision established rellable and secure data sharing system. Despite these advances, anulysts point out that the prices of more reliable connectivity solutions are prohibitive for many companies, organizations, and businesses. So, many ocpanlations and corporations are continuling to take initiatives. In bate 2013, Google announced Project Link, a plan to build fiber-optic networks that would allow for high-speed Intemet connectivity. The project is headquartered in Kampala, the capital of Ugands, a dense urbun center thut lacks broadtund access, Google is hoping to fund the propect by charging the mobile telephony providers who will link into the network, These efforts, howcver, will focus on major cities and support development in urban Africa. Yet a number of barriers exist to high-speed terrestrial networks. African govemments scemetimes charge high licensing fees and tax technolosy equipencnt heavily. Policy-makers also need to cooperate to facilitate cross-border terrestrial connectivity and encourage private imestanent. Until govemments take there steps, it will be left to initiatives, like those of SikyVision, to reach out to those in remote rural areas