Starlink Debuts in Botswana Just Months After Gaining Approval
Starlink, the satellite internet service owned by Elon Musk, is now available in Botswana. Starlink received its operating license in May 2024 after a year of discussions with the Botswana Communications Regulatory Authority (BOCRA).
Starlink finally launches in Botswana after year-long regulatory struggles
Starlink is now officially available in Botswana after facing regulatory roadblocks and negotiations. Residents can purchase Starlink hardware for P4,820 ($363) with a monthly subscription fee of P688 ($52).
Starlink launches in Botswana three months after securing licence
Starlink, the satellite internet service owned by Elon Musk, is now available in Botswana after securing an operating license. The hardware will cost P4,820 ($363), shipping for P314 ($24) and P688 ($52) for the monthly subscription.
Starlink Activities Deemed Illegal by Botswana Regulator
BOCRA has declared the importation, use, and resale of Starlink devices as punishable offenses. Starlink device owners are facing entry restrictions at the Kazungula border post with Zambia.
Starlink importation, use, and resale an offence in Botswana, says regulator
Botswana's telecoms regulator warns against the importation, use, and resale of Starlink devices. Starlink is currently being vetted for licensing in Botswana.
