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MTN Uganda Launches Starlink for Business to Expand Connectivity in Remote Areas

October 22, 2026
1 min read
Author: Editorial Team

MTN Uganda CEO Sylvia Mulinge highlighted the importance of extending reliable connectivity to remote areas, noting that it enables businesses and institutions to operate more effectively, access digital opportunities and realise their potential.

MTN Uganda  has launched its Starlink  for Business offering to extend reliable internet connectivity to businesses and institutions in remote areas, helping them access digital opportunities and improve their operations.

The initiative was announced at a partnership launch held at Libra International School. Through the offering, MTN Uganda aims to help organisations in areas with limited connectivity stay connected and support their growth.

MTN Uganda CEO Sylvia Mulinge highlighted the importance of extending reliable connectivity to remote areas, noting that it enables businesses and institutions to operate more effectively, access digital opportunities and realise their potential.

As an authorised dealer of Starlink services, MTN Uganda is bringing satellite connectivity solutions to businesses and institutions that may face challenges accessing reliable internet services.

The initiative is expected to support organisations seeking to improve connectivity and participate more effectively in the digital economy, regardless of their location.

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