THE MORNING BRIEFParliamentary communications portfolio committee chair Khusela Diko’s assertion that Starlink offers little value in connecting underserved schools in South Africa is highly disingenuous and ignores both the country’s connectivity crisis and the practical realities of infrastructure rollout
Parliamentary communications portfolio committee chair Khusela Diko’s assertion that Starlink offers little value in connecting underserved schools in South Africa is highly disingenuous and ignores both the country’s connectivity crisis and the practical realities of infrastructure rollout.
Guest: Khusela Diko: Chair, Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies
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