MTN’s Bayobab taps Eutelsat for LEO satellites

Posted on August 16, 2024 by Guest authors

MTN subsidiary Bayobab signed a multi-year deal to integrate Eutelsat’s LEO satellites, a move to expand cellular backhaul and coverage in rural areas to meet rising demands from enterprise clients across Africa.

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Nigeria plans to replace NIGCOMSAT-1R communications satellite

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Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited (NIGCOMSAT), which owns and operates Nigeria’s communications satellite systems, has begun the process of replacing its NIGCOMSAT-1R communications satellite. It is reportedly seeking support from investor…

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