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Pakistan’s Supernet Global launches satellite internet in Africa, starting in Tanzania, with plans to expand digital connectivity across the continent.
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A Pakistani IT and telecom firm has launched a satellite-based internet service in Africa, marking a significant step in expanding the country’s global technology footprint.
Supernet Global completed its first project in Tanzania, where it is now providing high-capacity internet connectivity using satellite technology. The service is aimed at regions with limited or no traditional digital infrastructure, offering a reliable alternative for underserved areas.
Satellite connectivity enables faster deployment compared to conventional networks and is increasingly being used to bridge digital gaps in remote locations. The initiative highlights the growing role of Pakistani firms in delivering technology solutions beyond domestic markets.
The company has announced plans to expand further across Africa, with investments expected in ICT infrastructure, cybersecurity, and digital services.
Industry observers note that such international projects can support Pakistan’s IT export growth, increase foreign exchange earnings, and enhance the global profile of its technology sector.
The development reflects broader trends of Pakistani IT companies entering new markets and contributing to digital transformation initiatives globally, particularly in regions where connectivity challenges remain significant.
