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Starlink Goes Live in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Expanding Its African Footprint
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Starlink beams in DRC, expanding footprint to 19 African countries
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a nation grappling with vast geography and limited infrastructure, has officially joined the Starlink constellation. Elon Musk’s satellite internet service is now active, making the resource-rich Central African giant the 19th country on the continent where users can access high-speed broadband from space. The arrival of Starlink, confirmed via its official availability map, marks a potential watershed mom…
Starlink Expands to the Democratic Republic of Congo, Strengthening Its African Footprint - Space in Africa
SpaceX’s Starlink, the pioneering low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite internet service, has officially launched in the Democratic Republic of Congo […] The post Starlink Expands to the Democratic Republic of Congo, Strengthening Its African Footprint appeared first on Space in Africa.
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