In a previous article published in March, I examined Starlink’s plans to enter the South African market and its dispute with ...

After much debate, Elon Musk's satellite internet Starlink may finally be coming to South Africa. A government gazette issued on Friday has proposed a policy in which Broad-Based Black Economic ...

South Africans have found ways around the current restrictions by registering the kit and services in neighbouring countries.

Foreign companies should not be allowed to push aside local policies that aim to support economic fairness and social justice. South Africa must stand firm against pressure to make decisions that ...

Telcos use delay tactics to block Starlink's entry into South AfricaIcasa faces political pressure over BEE-aligned satellite ...

South Africa’s communications regulator says an investigation in the Northern Cape led to the confiscation of Starlink ...

Satellite Internet service Starlink has started cutting off users in South Africa for using its roaming plans in an “unauthorised” country. Starlink began emailing users of its Roam Unlimited and ...

The decision whether to award Elon Musk’s Starlink an operating license in South Africa will ultimately rest with the country ...

The South African government has taken a significant step toward amending its strict BEE laws in the telecommunications ...

As diplomatic tensions simmer between the United States and South Africa, South African government ... laws to enable Starlink’s entry into the local market. Ramaphosa is expected to meet ...

South Africa’s lawmakers challenged a plan to provide an alternative to Black ownership rules that will pave the way for Elon Musk’s Starlink to operate in Africa’s biggest economy.

A presidency spokesman told AFP that while there had been discussions about Starlink at the meeting, the draft law was aimed at benefiting the whole sector. In April, South Africa's neighbour ...