Today's Bulletin: Thu, October 10, 2024
SpaceX has been approved to operate in the countries of Nigeria and Mozambique announced by Elon Musk.
SpaceX, the brainchild of Elon Musk, has finally been approved in the African countries, Nigeria and Mozambique. The confirmation came through Musk’s tweet which stated, “Starlink approved by Nigeria & Mozambique.”
The news comes as a welcome message for African countries as the countries now can enjoy the bandwidth and connectivity offered by Musk’s aerospace company.
SpaceX is set to deploy a wide network of satellites in an effort to bring internet access to both countries.
ATCON urges a review of Starlink’s operations in Nigeria following NCC sanctions for unapproved subscription price increases to ensure fair competition.
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Neo Space Group has acquired TAQNIA ETS, rebranding it as NSG Geospatial Services, enhancing its capabilities to support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
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Dr. Tijani launched the Nigeria AI Collective, uniting experts to ensure ethical AI development, supported by Luminate’s $1.5 million commitment.
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Smart Africa and FADB signed an MOU to accelerate digital transformation in Africa, enhancing cooperation for economic opportunities and inclusion.
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This #TechTalkThursday article takes a closer look at the evolving satellite landscape and how key players, such as Arabsat, are adapting to these changes with new strategies and innovations.
At IBC 2024, TechAfrica News’ Founder and Chief Editor, Akim Benamara, had an engaging conversation with Cedric Pesier, VP of Sales, EMEA at Nice People at Work (NPAW). The discussion […]