Millions of Africans have internet coverage but are not online. Here’s why
Why millions of Africans stay offline despite network coverage and what Ghana, Egypt, and Niger reveal about affordability, trust and useful services.
Via TechCabal

Africa’s push to connect one billion people by 2030 faces a bigger challenge than network coverage: getting the hundreds of millions already within reach of a signal to use the internet meaningfully.
In 2025, about 550 million Africans, or 36% of the continent’s population, used the internet, up from 16% in 2015. That remains far below the global internet usage rate of 74%, underscoring the gap Africa must close to meet its regional digital inclusion goals. But the challenge is…
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