Starlink, the satellite internet service, has officially launched in Guinea-Bissau, marking its seventh market in West Africa and the 22nd across the African continent. This expansion aims to provide reliable and high-speed internet connectivity to more areas, especially rural and underserved regions in Guinea-Bissau. Starlink’s availability promises to support education, businesses, and communication by bridging the digital divide in this West African nation.
The service uses a constellation of satellites to deliver internet where traditional connections are weak or unavailable. With this launch, more households, businesses, and government institutions in Guinea-Bissau can expect improved access to digital resources and online platforms, fostering growth and development.
This move is part of Starlink’s ongoing commitment to widen its footprint across Africa, where internet penetration remains a challenge in many countries. By connecting remote and disadvantaged communities, Starlink contributes to enhancing economic opportunities and social inclusion.
The company’s expansion into Guinea-Bissau follows its success in other West African markets, reflecting a strategic push to establish a strong presence in the region.
Key benefits of Starlink’s launch in Guinea-Bissau include:
- Reliable and high-speed internet access in rural and underserved areas
- Support for education by enabling access to online learning resources
- Enhanced communication for businesses and government organizations
- Bridging the digital divide to promote economic growth and social inclusion
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