Starlink reaches just 3,500 subscribers in Bangladesh after eight months as pricing gap stifles mass adoption
Starlink has attracted only 3,469 subscribers in Bangladesh as of January 2026, eight months after launching commercially in the country,…
Starlink has attracted only 3,469 subscribers in Bangladesh as of January 2026, eight months after launching commercially in the country,…
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Communication and Information Technology has announced the activation of 31 new telecommunications towers across Logar province in…
Pan-African telecommunications provider Paratus Group has launched Paratus Essential Access, a satellite connectivity service built on Starlink’s LEO network and…
African ministers and partners have adopted a continental declaration committing to develop telecommunications infrastructure as a shared strategic foundation, setting…
A leading regional telecom provider has introduced a 10 Gbps fibre broadband tier, setting a new benchmark for home internet speeds in the market. Supported by advanced wireless hardware, the service aims to meet the increasing bandwidth requirements of modern households and professional remote workflows.
Starlink launches in the UAE, offering satellite internet for consumers, enterprises, and maritime use to enhance connectivity in remote and underserved areas.
NOOR is expanding into African markets, leveraging its agile connectivity solutions and seeking investment to scale its role in the continent’s digital transformation.
Orange Tunisie has launched a satellite internet service delivering speeds up to 100 Mbps to connect remote areas across the country, using Eutelsat’s KONNECT satellite technology as part of a broader initiative to expand digital inclusion.
Axian Telecom partners with AST SpaceMobile to deploy direct-to-device satellite connectivity across multiple African markets, enabling mobile services in underserved and remote regions without specialised devices.
Huawei has connected over 170 million people in remote areas across more than 80 countries through the ITU Partner2Connect initiative, exceeding its original connectivity pledge and advancing global digital inclusion.