In many towns across Mauritius, this scenario happens far too often. The reason? The fibre optic network usually follows a single physical route, often shared by all operators. This means that if that route is damaged, the entire area can lose connectivity, regardless of the provider. A single local incident can therefore affect everyone.

But in Moka, things work differently.

A network built for continuity

Moka City made a clear choice: to guarantee uninterrupted connectivity. How? By deploying a redundant physical fibre optic network across several areas of the city.

In practice, several internet providers operate in Moka, but crucially, their cables do not follow the same path. Each provider has its own independent physical route. This technical choice changes everything. If one cable is damaged, it has no impact on the others, and the connection can automatically switch to a functional network, ensuring continuous internet service.

Moka provides this redundant infrastructure, but the final choice rests with businesses. To make full use of the system, companies need to subscribe to at least two different internet providers. It is this multi-operator configuration that guarantees automatic switching in case one network fails.

5G to keep you connected everywhere

Real benefits for every user

The combination of redundant fibre and 5G coverage offers true comfort and reliability, whether you’re at work, at home or on the move.

Moka, a network designed to last

By integrating from the outset a redundant fibre optic infrastructure and extensive 5G coverage, Moka lays the foundation for a reliable, continuous and scalable digital environment. It offers both companies and residents a city where digital performance supports everyday life without interruption.