The government in #Senegal has again ordered the suspension of #mobile Internet connectivity in an effort to prevent "the spread of hateful and subversive messages online." Traffic began to fall just after 10:00 UTC. radar.cloudflare.com/as37649

Following the postponement of elections, #mobile #Internet connectivity in #Senegal has been blocked. CloudflareRadar data shows traffic on AS37649 (Tigo) dropping at 09:30 UTC. AS37196 (Expresso Telecom/Sudatel Senegal) has been disrupted since 22:00 UTC on February 4. radar.cloudflare.com/as37649 radar.cloudflare.com/as37196 twitter.com/samirasawlani/status/1754453336894415340

After seeing six consecutive days with multi-hour #Internet shutdowns last week, mobile connectivity on Sudatel and Free/Tigo in #Senegal 🇸🇳 has been stable since late Saturday. Interestingly, traffic on #Sonatel saw significant increases when mobile networks were shut down.

After blocking social media sites, the #Senegal government has reportedly started restricting #mobile #Internet services. Cloudflare traffic shows an ongoing outage at Free Senegal (Tigo) starting at 13:45 UTC on June 4. A 3+ hour disruption was also observed on June 3. #KeepItOn