Elon Musk’s Starlink Gains Approval to Launch Internet Service in Somalia, Boosting Connectivity in Underserved Regions

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Somalia Gives Elon Musk’s Starlink Permit to Operate in Country

A ceremony held in the capital of Mogadishu was attended by government officials and representatives from Starlink, according to a statement on the authority’s website.

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Musk announces Starlink licence for Somalia

Elon Musk announced on Sunday that his Starlink satellite internet service had been granted a licence in Somalia. Starlink´s network of low Earth orbit satellites can provide internet to remote locations or areas that have had normal communications infrastructure disabled.

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Musk Announces Starlink License For Somalia

Roughly 30 percent of Somalia´s population has access to the internet, according to the World Bank in 2022, but regular connectivity is frequently stymied by the east African country's poor infrastructure.

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SpaceX’s Starlink Secures Licence To Operate In Somalia, Begins Services - Arise News
Starlink has launched in Somalia after receiving official licence, promising improved internet access across underserved and remote areas
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Musk announces Starlink license for Somalia
Washington (AFP) April 13, 2025 - Elon Musk announced on Sunday that his Starlink satellite internet service had been granted a license in Somalia.
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Starlink Gets License to Operate in Somalia
Starlink is one of the largest satellite communication (satcom) services providers in the world. The development was announced by Elon Musk via a social media post on X. This will boost the connectivity infrastructure in the country. Starlink is also eyeing to tap into the Indian market.
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Musk announces Starlink license for Somalia - ET Telecom
Starlink's network of low Earth orbit satellites can provide internet to remote locations or areas that have had normal communications infrastructure disabled. Roughly 30% of Somalia's population has access to the internet, according to the World Bank in 2022, but regular connectivity is frequently stymied by the east African country's poor infrastructure.
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