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Starlink BEE showdown in South Africa
Starlink is currently unable to launch in South Africa because it must have a local entity that is 30% owned by historically disadvantaged groups. Malatsi has since been summoned by Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies, led by the ANC’s Khusela Diko, to brief it on his proposal.
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Gayton backs Starlink – faces widespread criticismMinister Gayton McKenzie has faced widespread criticism for praising efforts of bringing Elon Musk's Starlink to South Africa ...
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South Africa has announced draft policy recognising alternatives to Black ownership requirements, which could encourage Elon Musk's Starlink and other communications companies to operate in the ...
Parliament has summoned Minister Solly Malatsi to address concerns over new policy directives that could ease B-BBEE ...
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Government Relaxes BEE Rules for Technology Sector, SA Weighs In As Decision Opens Door for StarlinkMinister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi issued a policy directive that relaxes BEE law, potentially ...
It provides applicants with a workaround to rules on who can acquire a licence to provide electronic communications services.
There are plans to ease some of the regulatory requirements for investing in South Africa’s Information and Communication ...
Starlink users in Kenya are facing significantly sluggish internet speeds, with the country recording the second-slowest ...
Government plans to offer a workaround to local black ownership laws so that Starlink can operate in the country.
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