There’s satellite, and then there are smart satellite services…

Industry experts and tech professionals say satellite technology combined with fibre or GSM is widely acknowledged as a preferred approach to network connectivity rollout.

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.

Communications satellite, built by Thales Alenia Space, expected to support NILESAT’s entry into North African country’s broadband connectivity market.

Safaricom and Ethio Telecom have concluded interconnection and capacity lease agreements.

Companies ink strategic cooperation agreement.

Companies have signed multi-annual capacity agreement covering Gambia, Guinea Bissau and Senegal.

Satellite operator building its ‘network of networks’ which it claims will set the bar for 5G connectivity in Africa.

The solution is touted as ideal for the area, as it will not compromise the radio frequency sensitivity in the Square Kilometre Array environment.

Companies commit to a multi-year, multi-Gbps agreement to expand reach to rural areas.

Countries are progressing with letters of exchange to launch project.

Open-pit copper and cobalt mine site in Sub-Saharan Africa to receive fully managed communications services with WAN optimisation.

Satellite and terrestrial network operator gets backing from key creditor groups regarding a comprehensive financial restructuring.