Liquid Telecom operates the largest fiber network in Africa, spanning 18,000 km. They actively peer with internet exchange points (IXPs) across Africa and Europe to lower latency and increase throughput. Peering has grown Liquid Telecom's intra-African traffic significantly faster than traffic between Africa and Europe. As more peers connect directly through IXPs, Liquid Telecom now routes over half of its inbound traffic via peering arrangements rather than transit agreements, reducing costs and improving performance for users. Continued expansion of IXPs and adherence to intellectual property laws can further drive traffic shifts from transit to peering.