Starlink receives 10-year license to operate in Lesotho as South Africa pushback continues
Techpoint Africa | PointAI - Apr 15, 2025
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  • Lesotho has granted Starlink a decade-long license for satellite internet services.
  • The initiative aims to improve internet penetration in rural areas of Lesotho.
  • 83% of rural areas in Lesotho currently lack internet access.
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The licensing of Starlink in Lesotho represents a significant advancement in the country's digital infrastructure, potentially transforming access to high-speed internet in underserved regions. However, it also raises questions about regulatory practices in neighboring countries like South Africa, where stringent ownership laws may stifle competition and innovation in the telecommunications sector.
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