Namibia Refutes to Grant telecommunications Starlink License
CRAN stated that Starlink’s Namibian subsidiary does not meet local ownership requirements, which usually mandate that at least 51% of a telecom company be domestically owned. The regulator said the decision was made in line with licensing regulations and could be reconsidered either on its own initiative or if a petition is filed within 90 days.
Starlink had requested an exemption to operate as a fully foreign-owned entity, but Namibia’s ownership laws posed a legal obstacle to the plan.
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