Cameroon bans Elon Musk's Starlink
The decision to ban Starlink comes after the government expressed concerns about national security and unfair competition.
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A new report identifies prospects for UK-Africa space partnerships
Experts from South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, and other organisations recently visited various UK space sector enterprises as part of a knowledge exchange tour.
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SEACOM launches LEO satellite service for enterprise clients
Satellite technology is gaining traction on the African continent, with telecom companies and authorities agreeing to use it to advance the continent's economic goals.
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How Nextivity enables IOT innovation with signal-boosting technology
By 2030, there are expected to be more than 29 billion Internet of Things (IOT) devices in use by virtually all industry sectors globally.
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MTN, Omnispace tie-up to deploy satellite services
Omnispace will create a next-generation standards-based mobile and IoT network for MTN markets.
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Does satellite latency really matter?
Latency is the time delay that occurs in transmitting information from one point to another.
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Zambia’s 156 constituencies receive Starlink kits from govt
The kits are intended for distribution in the country’s parliamentary constituencies and will help improve citizen access to the My e-Parliament app, as well as other online services.
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Chinese miner arrested in Zimbabwe for using Starlink
Authorities are launching state-wide operations to apprehend anyone who uses Starlink services illegally.
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Concerns over Starlink application in Botswana
The application by low-orbit satellite service, Starlink, to operate in Botswana is mired in uncertainty.
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Vodacom Groups hails Amazon’s Starlink rival Project Kuiper
Project Kuiper aims to improve global internet access through a network of 3,236 low-earth orbit satellites.
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Moving from GEO to LEO: Transforming Enterprise Connectivity
Theo Van Zyl, Head of Wireless at Vox talks satellites and connectivity and the value of speed when reimagining enterprise connectivity.
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Navigating new horizons
Managing director of Paratus South Africa, Kallie Carlsen’s career spans the full spectrum of telecommunications, the company says.
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AFRICACOM: Liquid enters service continuity deal with Intelsat
Collaboration between the companies organised to maintain connectivity during power outages or other crises.