On Wednesday, cellular network operator Vodacom announced an agreement with US Satellite internet provider, Starlink. The partnership will enable Vodacom to deliver high-speed, Internet to millions and expand rural network coverage. Starlink, which is already operating in 25 African countries will authorise Vodacom to resell Starlink equipment and services business customers in other parts of Africa, while retaining the flexibility to create localised value propositions. IT entrepreneur and fouder of BCX, Lenamile Mophatlane joins us now
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