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May 11th, 2016

MOU Signed Between Yahsat And Tele10 For African Connectivity


Yahsat has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tele10 Group, the regional broadcast and Internet service provider, to discuss collaborations for improving Internet connectivity in Rwanda, Burundi and East Democratic Republic of the Congo—the MoU comes before Yahsat taking delivery of the firm's third satellite, Al Yah 3.

The launch of Yahsat’s upcoming satellite will see the roll out of YahClick, the company’s cost-effective satellite broadband service, to 19 new markets in Africa during the first half of 2017. YahClick, delivered through a modem and small satellite dish, is currently the number one satellite broadband service in Africa, providing subscribers access to uninterrupted, high-speed internet anywhere in the coverage area with in-country technical, operational, and customer care services. As Yahsat works towards expanding their coverage area across the African continent, the company is in talks with local service providers to reinforce the presence of YahClick and strengthen its customer care.


Artistic rendition of Yahsat's upcoming Al Yah 3 satellite on orbit.

Tele10 has been serving the East African region for 20 years, by providing diverse solutions including pay TV, radio broadcasting, and ICT services. In 2017, the company will grow its portfolio to offer the YahClick broadband products, services and value-added solutions to its existing customer base as well as new customers. New markets will be served using the latest Ka-band technology, which is highly reliable in all weather conditions.