Oman launches first space technology sandbox at Al Hajar Al Gharbi Starlight Reserve
Oman has officially activated its first dedicated “Space Technology Hub” within the Al Hajar Al Gharbi Starlight Reserve in the…
Oman has officially activated its first dedicated “Space Technology Hub” within the Al Hajar Al Gharbi Starlight Reserve in the…
Starlink has attracted only 3,469 subscribers in Bangladesh as of January 2026, eight months after launching commercially in the country,…
Pan-African telecommunications provider Paratus Group has launched Paratus Essential Access, a satellite connectivity service built on Starlink’s LEO network and…
Namibia rejects Starlink’s licence over ownership, security, and compliance gaps, despite recognizing its potential to improve competition and rural connectivity.
Starlink launches in the UAE, offering satellite internet with plans starting from Dh230 and expanding connectivity options nationwide.
Sama X launches Starlink in Kuwait, bringing high-speed satellite internet with low latency and 300+ Mbps speeds. The move strengthens connectivity across industries, remote operations, and households, supporting the country’s digital infrastructure expansion.
Bangladesh has launched a Starlink satellite internet trial on three intercity trains, allowing passengers to access free Wi-Fi during travel. The pilot project aims to test satellite broadband performance on moving trains and could lead to wider deployment across the national rail network.
Bangladesh has launched Starlink satellite internet on moving trains for the first time on a trial basis. The service is currently available free on three trains and allows passengers to access Wi-Fi by scanning a QR code. Authorities plan to expand the service nationwide if the pilot proves successful.
CITRA noted that it will continue to develop the regulatory framework for the telecommunications and ICT sector to keep pace with global technological advancements and support connectivity in areas that are difficult to reach through traditional terrestrial networks.
Starlink has launched satellite internet services in Senegal, expanding SpaceX’s low Earth orbit connectivity across Africa to improve internet access in underserved and remote areas, as the company continues its rapid regional rollout aimed at supporting digital inclusion and expanding broadband availability across the continent.