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A major telecommunications client of IHS Towers that has returned to profitability.
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Spectranet, Starlink, and FibreOne control nearly 70% of Nigeria’s internet market
TechCabal - Jun 03, 2026
Spectranet, Starlink, and FibreOne control 69.58% of Nigeria's ISP market as of Q4 2025. Spectranet leads with 108,525 active subscribers, followed by Starlink with 91,991 and FibreOne with 44,413.
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Satellite Internet Operators Like Starlink Will Pay A Lot More To Operate in Kenya
Tech Labari - Apr 08, 2026
The cost of the International Gateway Systems and Services (IGSS) license has increased nearly tenfold, starting at KES 15 million for 15 years. A separate Landing Rights Authorization license costing $25,000 plus a $500 application fee is also being introduced.
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Kenya reviews Airtel–Starlink satellite-to-phone deal
Techpoint Africa - Mar 10, 2026
Kenya's Communications Authority is reviewing Airtel's proposed partnership with SpaceX for satellite-to-phone technology. The review aims to assess potential interference with existing mobile networks and ensure compatibility with 3G, 4G, and 5G services.
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Starlink Issues “Verify or Disconnect” Ultimatum to Kenyan Users
Tech Labari - Feb 18, 2026
Starlink is giving Kenyan subscribers until May 2026 to provide official government identification. The directive follows a push from the Kenyan government to tighten telecommunications oversight.
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Nigeria’s next big tech exits may emerge from climate infrastructure
TechCabal - Jan 17, 2026
Nigeria's generator market is projected to reach $806.8 million by 2030 due to increasing demand for backup power. Solar-powered refrigeration companies are providing reliable storage for food and medicines in off-grid communities.
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