Paratus Group opens shop in Rwanda to sell Starlink services

Posted on October 23, 2025 by Guest authors

Pan-African telecoms and network services provider Paratus Group announced on Wednesday that it is expanding into Rwanda, where it will provide and install Starlink LEO satellite services for businesses in the country.

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