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In recent years, the Mediterranean sea has become the graveyard of thousands of African migrants drowning there while trying to reach Europe. Illegal migrants from various black African countries are typically crammed together at 40 or 50 on relatively sturdy boats, where an motor failure or an excessively large wave will often be fatal. Each year, thousands of young Africans risk everything for this trip to escape the hardships they face in their home countries (poverty, unemployment, climate change, etc.).

Several studies have shown the correlation between economic growth and the penetration rate of telecommunications services. This is not strange if we know that Central Africa is the area of the world that suffers from the lowest internet connectivity in the world. In this way, we propose to prioritise the deployment of broadband connectivity in this strategic area of the world, considered as the root of migration flows from Africa. This deployment will provide young Africans with the digital opportunity needed to create sustainable business opportunities. Central Africa is indeed a true rural area of the planet earth. It has several competitive advantages rendering investment in a broadband network more economically viable than any other rural area in the world.