- Starlink disables all terminals in Uganda after regulator concerns
- Election timing fuels fears of renewed internet shutdown
KAMPALA, UGANDA – Starlink has disabled all its satellite internet terminals in Uganda following regulatory concerns, intensifying debate over digital access and state control ahead of elections.
Starlink said it activated a new service restriction tool for Uganda on Jan. 1, effectively disabling all Starlink terminals in the country, adding that there are now no active Starlink connections operating nationwide.
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