Cameroon Confiscates Starlink Equipment as Service Shutdown Looms
Cameroon has been seizing Starlink kits at its borders due to the Internet service provider lacking a license in the country. Starlink plans to discontinue service in regions where it isn’t licensed, including Cameroon, on April 30.
Cameroon seizes Starlink kits ahead of service disconnection on April 30
Cameroon is seizing Starlink kits at its borders as the Internet service provider is not licensed in the country. Starlink is scheduled to discontinue service in unlicensed regions, including Cameroon, on April 30.
Cameroon Authorities “Concerned” About Starlink’s Entry Into Its Internet Space
Authorities fear that the Starlink service could overshadow the incumbent operator, Camtel. The Minister of Posts and Telecommunications expressed concerns about security risks and personal data protection.
Authorities concerned that Starlink may overshadow national Internet provider in Cameroon
Cameroonian authorities are concerned that Starlink's entry into the market will threaten Camtel, the country's national telecommunications and Internet service provider. Other African countries, such as Ghana, Zimbabwe, and Botswana, have banned Starlink due to licensing requirements.
