DRC ends its opposition to Starlink

Posted on May 5, 2025 by Guest authors

It now seems that the Democratic Republic of Congo has granted a licence to satellite communications company Starlink – despite an earlier ban, which finally appears to have been rescinded.

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Space42 launches Thuraya 4 satellite into orbit

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UAE-based Space42 says it successfully launched its Thuraya 4 (T4) geostationary satellite, which it says will be key for launching new services across Africa, Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East.

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SpaceX and Vietnam’s MIC suspend talks on Starlink service

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Talks between SpaceX and Vietnam’s Ministry of Information and Comminications (MIC) to allow Starlink satellite broadband services in the country have reportedly been put on hold, as has a pilot project with coast guard drones using Starlink connectivi…

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