Cameroon bans Elon Musk's Starlink
The decision to ban Starlink comes after the government expressed concerns about national security and unfair competition.
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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SA-born space firm Simera Sense gets €13.5m funding
The company can now scale up operations and expand its current production capacity.
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AFRICACOM: Eutelsat, NEC XON partner for Sub-Saharan African connectivity
The agreement encompasses equipment installation and staff training across the region.
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Starlink seen as no threat to local data sovereignty
There are caveats, and regulation is needed to ensure.
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Cameroon readies to launch space programme
A technical feasibility study for the development of a space project will cost $3.2 million and take 11 months to complete.
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Elon Musk's Starlink launches in Kenya
Subscribers will pay $650 for the kit - Starlink dish, mounting stand, cables, and a power source – and the monthly subscription fee is $46.
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Liquid Dataport connects Kenya, DR Congo
The company says this is the shortest route connecting East to West Africa, reducing data transmission latency by 20 milliseconds.
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Liquid Dataport signs West Africa connectivity agreement
Under the terms of the agreement, Liquid Dataport will offer Viasat’s connectivity services, working through local partners.
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Satellite Internet quicker
As fibre Internet service becomes available in more places across Africa, fast broadband Internet is becoming a reality for her citizens.
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OPINION: Satellite as key element for the financial services industry
Satellite networks provide an effective solution to reduce cost, increase network availability and mitigate business risks.
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'Spectrum reallocation could benefit Africa by up to $22bn'
Research shows reallocation of C-band spectrum away from satellite would result in significant economic benefit.
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Liquid Telecom expands African satellite footprint
Data, voice and IP provider plans to keep Africa’s data within the continent to reduce latency.