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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The role of satellite technology and services in Africa’s journey of growth
Satellites play a vital role in bringing connectivity to more than half of Africa’s 1.3 billion people who live in rural communities says Scott Mumford, Chief Commercial Officer, Liquid Dataport.
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Vodacom Business re-brands in new focus shift
Vodacom says the changing economic landscape requires it to be more attentive to collaborating with clients to help them succeed.
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Starlink to land in Nigeria
The company announced in a tweet this week that the service has been launched.
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Paratus to distribute OneWeb’s LEO solutions across Africa
Companies pen distribution agreement on the back of multi-year deal to construct a gateway n Luanda.
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Botswana to launch first telecoms satellite in 2023
Southern African country has announced the completion of the mission-critical ground communication station.
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Intelsat scouts for Africa’s next-gen space specialists
Learners from across Africa invited to apply for acceptance into Space STEM program.
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OneWeb partners Paratus to build gateway in Angola
The OneWeb teleport will be operational in the second half of 2023, and provide low Earth orbit satellite services.
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There’s satellite, and then there are smart satellite services…
Investing in smart satellite services offers additional benefits in niche scenarios.
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Hybrid solutions beginning to dominate East Africa’s connectivity landscape
Industry experts and tech professionals say satellite technology combined with fibre or GSM is widely acknowledged as a preferred approach to network connectivity rollout.
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Satellite broadband is a key component in Africa’s B2B connectivity mix. Now it’s a step closer
The regulatory approval achieved by Starlink in Mozambique and Nigeria is a positive development for our entire industry said Dawie de Wet, CEO of Q-KON.
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Egypt’s NILESAT 301 launched to boost broadband business
Communications satellite, built by Thales Alenia Space, expected to support NILESAT’s entry into North African country’s broadband connectivity market.