Tech entrepreneurs in the Anglophone northwest and southwest regions of Cameroon continue to suffer. This as a government ordered internet shutdown enters its third month in Cameroon's English-speaking regions. As Leslie Mirungu reports many in the Anglophone areas are being forced to travel long distances just to get an internet signal
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