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Satellites are an Essential Consideration for Landlocked Countries in Africa
Growth of connectivity in Africa has been linked with the installation of submarine fibre optic cables. With large bodies of water being an essential...
AZERCOSMOS Signs Broadcasting Agreement With Prime African Media Systems
Early this week, Canada's Prime African Media Systems and Azercosmos OJSC, Azerbaijan's first-ever satellite sealed a broadcasting agreement.
The space industry is once again blessed...
New Ukraine and Egypt Partnership Will Bolster Satellite Production and Management
A new trade agreement between Egypt and Ukraine is in the works. The agreement came to light in a phone conversation between the President...
Alcomsat-1 Communications Satellite Clocks Two Years In Orbit
Algeria's first communications satellite, AlComSat-1, clocks two years in orbit since its launch on 11 December 2017, from Xichang Satellite Launch Center (XSLC), aboard...
Talks On Satellite Procurement Still On – NigComSat
Honourable Samson Osagie, Executive Director, Business Development of the Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited (NigComSat) has refuted reports claiming the agency has suspended it loan...
Precision Mapping With Satellite, Drone Photos Could Help Predict Infections Of...
Satellite images, drone photos and even Google Earth could help identify communities most at risk for getting one of the world’s worst tropical diseases.
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Rwanda’s First Satellite In Space Is Set For Release From ISS
Rwanda's first satellite in Space, RwaSat-1, is set to be deployed to low Earth orbit (LEO) from the International Space Station(ISS) on 18 November...
Tunisia’s Telnet To Launch First Home-made Satellite In July 2020
Tunisia's first satellite, Challenge ONE, will be launched in July 2020 from the Russian-operated Baikonur Cosmodrome in south-central Kazakhstan aboard the Russian Soyuz-2.1A, reports...
SANSA Experiments On The Capacity Of Satellites To Be Weightless On...
It’s difficult to keep track of the unique and interesting innovations that pop up in our world day after day. Much is made about...
Ethiopia’s First Satellite Will Now Be Launched In December, 2019
The Ethiopian Space Science and Technology Institute (ESSTI) has disclosed that it would be launching its first Earth Observation satellite in the last quarter...
SANSA Secures Cost-Efficient Satellite Services Deal For South African Government
In a bid to cut down on the huge charges that come with the provision of satellite data, the South African National Space Agency...
Researchers Use Satellites To Measure Water Scarcity in Africa
Today, more than 700 million people around the world drink water from unsafe or untreated sources, such as wells, springs and surface water. About...
Britain And U.S.A Collaborate On Deployment Of Satellite Services To Combat...
British satellite telecommunications company, Inmarsat, has joined forces with a Washington D.C non-profit organisation called RESOLVE to put its satellites to work on behalf of endangered...
How Satellite Data Is Helping To Monitor Snowfalls In South Africa
The snowfall over the western parts of South Africa on the night of Tuesday July 23 2019 and the adjacent interior may have stopped...
South Africa-Led International Consortium Completes Planning Work For SKA Telescope
The international engineering consortium tasked with planning the Assembly, Integration and Verification (AIV) of the SKA Radio Telescope has formally completed its work, taking...
Directory of all space-related institutions in Africa
We are glad to announce the launch of a comprehensive visual directory of all space institutions and industry actors in the African space sector....
