Turksat 6A, Türkiye's first homegrown communications satellite, "is the highest-value technology project produced by our country so far,” Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz says.
Successful launch of Turksat 6A makes Türkiye as one of the 11 countries capable of producing satellites through their own means, Turkish officials say.
The launch will mark Türkiye as one of the 11 countries capable of producing satellites through their own means, Turkish transport and infrastructure minister says.
An appeals court in Morocco has ordered the country's leading telecommunications company to pay a rival firm $630 million over unfair competition practices.
Opposition candidate Biram Ould Dah Abeid has rejected the election results, and called it an "electoral coup."
Turksat 6A, scheduled to launch on July 8 from SpaceX's facility in Florida, aims to reach a population of over 5 billion people, expanding the coverage area to India, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
The idea is that radiation detectors already in place at national borders would detect the horns and help authorities arrest poachers and traffickers.
The protesters, many of them youth, have relied on social media to mobilise the protests that started last week.
Turksat 6A will be launched into orbit during the week of July 8 - 15, depending on weather conditions.
Escalating diplomatic tensions between Niger and Benin over disputes linked to the movement of people and goods have triggered speculation about this being a proxy for the longstanding conflict between ECOWAS and AES.
Escalating diplomatic tensions between Niger and Benin over disputes linked to the movement of people and goods have triggered speculation about this being a proxy for the longstanding conflict between ECOWAS and AES.
The embassy said consular appointments scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday will be cancelled and rescheduled to a later date.
Many parts of East Africa suffered a major internet outage on Sunday, May 12 after a submarine cable suffered a cut.
Internet services were disrupted in East Africa on Sunday following a major outage.
The spectacular, and sometimes scary, rise of artificial intelligence globally has brought about legal and moral implications. Is there a way to regulate this fast-growing sector?
Operators of several undersea cables reported failures that left much of west and central Africa without internet service in recent weeks.
The UN has adopted the first nonbinding resolution on artificial intelligence to safeguard personal data.
The conference in Washington brought together the world’s largest satellite producers and operators, as the event shapes the future of the industry.
Damage on subsea cables are causing internet outages across West and Central Africa.
A major internet outage has hit West and Central Africa after undersea cables reported failures.
The event is aimed at assessing the state of readiness of African media for using AI and develop strategies for its responsible adoption.
Turkish Presidency’s Investment Office says that approximately 10 percent of all investments in Türkiye’s technology sector are directed towards fintech initiatives.
Turkish Presidency’s Investment Office says that approximately 10 percent of all investments in Türkiye’s technology sector are directed towards fintech initiatives.
The military had said the internet restrictions were needed because of a security "problem".
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