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MTN Zambia Partners With Starlink To Enhance Internet Connectivity

June 5, 2025
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MTN Zambia has officially been appointed as an authorised Starlink satellite internet service reseller. This partnership is set to revolutionise internet access nationwide, particularly in remote and underserved regions. With Starlink’s high-speed, low-latency broadband, MTN Zambia aims to provide reliable connectivity where traditional services may fall short.

This strategic alliance enables MTN Zambia to offer Starlink Business packages, promoting extensive internet coverage nationwide. The initiative aligns with MTN Zambia’s vision to deliver modern connectivity benefits to all Zambians and supports the government’s digital transformation agenda.

Abbad Reda, the CEO of MTN Zambia, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “The collaboration with Starlink showcases our commitment to bridging the digital divide in Zambia. By providing reliable, high-speed internet access to every corner of the country, we empower communities, businesses, and institutions to thrive in an increasingly connected world.”

Customers seeking this service can purchase and activate Starlink kits at selected MTN retail outlets or through dedicated account managers. MTN Zambia will also offer professional installation services, local support, and dedicated customer service to ensure a seamless experience for businesses, NGOs, and government institutions.

This venture marks a significant step toward enhanced connectivity in Zambia, promising to improve access to information, education, and economic opportunities for all its citizens. As the demand for internet services continues to grow, MTN Zambia’s collaboration with Starlink is a key development in the nation’s digital landscape.

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