Angola Telecom has
established a 128Kbps international Internet Link. It also has another 128 Kbps link via
Globe-One in the US.
EBOnet has
two POPs in Luanda and one each in Cabinda and Benguela. EBOnet started
its operations in late 1996, and was the first ISP in the country.
Internet
Services Fees at EbOnet
| Dial-up
Connection |
US$
99.00 |
| Monthly
Subscription |
US$
75.00 |
| Lease
Line Set-up |
US$
450.00 |
| Lease
Line Monthly Subscription |
US$ 600.00 |
A second ISP,
Netangola, started its
operation in Luanda at the end of 1997
Internet
Services Fees at Netangola
| |
Netangola Single |
Netangola Corporate |
| Set-up |
US$ 50.00 |
US$ 250.00 |
| Annual
Subscription |
US$ 420 |
US$ 1,890 |
A third ISP is SNET (NCR/Angola Informatica.)
The Universidade Agostinho Neto (UAN) was
assisted by a Portuguese co-operation project to establish an analog lease line link
directly to Portugal. The system is used by staff members and post-graduate students
through the LAN at the Faculty of Engineering.
Internet host sites: 9
(2000)
Internet subscribers (1999):
- Total: 1,750
- Subscribers per 10,000 inhabitants: 1.46
Internet Users (2000):
- Total: 30,000
- Users per 10,000 inhabitants: 22.84
Internet use by categories:
- Commercial:
- Academic:
- Research:
- NGO/UN/International:
- Government:
- Others:
Internet bandwidth (Kbps):
192
