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.
Samuel Mungadze
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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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Zimbabwe cracks down on Starlink users
Authorities are launching state-wide operations to apprehend anyone who is using Elon Musk's Starlink.
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First Zambia institution connected to Starlink
The connection of Kalomo Secondary School in the Southern province, comes four months after the company obtained a licence to operate in the country.
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Zim's TelOne invests $2.4 million into broadband network upgrade
The most recent network upgrade concentrated on streamlining traffic management and routing processes, the company noted.
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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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Starlink, Jumia collaborate for African consumer market growth
The e-commerce company claims first consumer retail deal for the continent, with Nigeria and Kenya as initial markets.
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Paratus inks deal with Elon Musk’s Starlink
Paratus will become a reseller for the connectivity services in Mozambique, Kenya, Rwanda, and Nigeria, before expanding to additional nations.
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Musk’s Starlink launches in Malawi
Starlink says users can expect ‘typical high speed internet with brief periods of intermittent service and high latency'.
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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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Neobank Payday re-launches in Rwanda with SpaceX’s Starlink
Payday customers in Rwanda will now be able to use their virtual cards to pay for the Starlink routers.