Lesotho granted Elon Musk’s Starlink a 10-year license to operate its satellite network in the tiny southern African mountain kingdom as it seeks to improve ties with the US.
The decision marks a significant step forward in the country’s digital transformation and seeks to create a competitive, transparent and forward-looking communication sector that fuels economic growth and fosters innovation, the Lesotho Communications Authority said in a statement Monday.
US President Donald Trump earlier this month slapped a 50% reciprocal tariff on Lesotho — one of the world’s highest — before pausing the duty for 90-days while keeping a 10% levy. ...
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