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Leveraging LEO Satellite Services for Banking Connectivity in South Africa through Twoobii OneWeb

Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites are revolutionizing the way institutions think about connectivity. Unlike traditional geostationary satellites, which orbit at around 36,000 km above Earth, LEO satellites operate at altitudes of about 1,000 km above the earth. This proximity enables them to deliver low-latency, high-speed internet.

Sphinxblick Open Air Rock Festival – Rocking Namibia!

NaDEET is a non-profit trust in Namibia and focuses on environmental education through practical learning. NaDEET Centre is located on the NamibRand Nature Reserve, where children and adult participants learn first-hand about sustainable living, biodiversity and the balance between humans and the environment. NaDEET aims to empower Namibians, especially from underprivileged communities, to address environmental issues through accessible education, advocacy, and practical solutions for a sustainable future.

Unlocking Africa’s Connectivity Potential Now

NaDEET is a non-profit trust in Namibia and focuses on environmental education through practical learning. NaDEET Centre is located on the NamibRand Nature Reserve, where children and adult participants learn first-hand about sustainable living, biodiversity and the balance between humans and the environment. NaDEET aims to empower Namibians, especially from underprivileged communities, to address environmental issues through accessible education, advocacy, and practical solutions for a sustainable future.

In The News – Mar 2025

Partner2Connect (P2C) is a global initiative launched by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) with the mission to foster universal connectivity and drive digital transformation worldwide. Through strategic partnerships and commitments made under the P2C framework, the ITU is able to mobilize essential resources and ensure reliable connectivity.

Reliable Remote Satellite Internet for City of Johannesburg

NaDEET is a non-profit trust in Namibia and focuses on environmental education through practical learning. NaDEET Centre is located on the NamibRand Nature Reserve, where children and adult participants learn first-hand about sustainable living, biodiversity and the balance between humans and the environment. NaDEET aims to empower Namibians, especially from underprivileged communities, to address environmental issues through accessible education, advocacy, and practical solutions for a sustainable future.

In The News – Feb 2025

Cloud computing offers multiple advantages for businesses. However, harnessing its benefits requires reliable and rapid connectivity. With this in place, the cloud can have a transformative effect on businesses across multiple sectors. Q-KON, in partnership with Eutelsat OneWeb, provides a solution through Twoobii Super Smart LEO Satellite Services.

Connecting Sustainability: Twoobii T3 Powers NaDEET’s Growth

NaDEET is a non-profit trust in Namibia and focuses on environmental education through practical learning. NaDEET Centre is located on the NamibRand Nature Reserve, where children and adult participants learn first-hand about sustainable living, biodiversity and the balance between humans and the environment. NaDEET aims to empower Namibians, especially from underprivileged communities, to address environmental issues through accessible education, advocacy, and practical solutions for a sustainable future.

In The News – Dec 2024

Year-end times are for reflecting on the road travelled and planning for the way ahead. For us as Q-KON, 2024 was both very successful and very challenging as the satellite industry grows and changes.

Africa to Benefit from Super Smart LEO Satellite Services, Designed to Meet Their Specific Needs

NaDEET is a non-profit trust in Namibia and focuses on environmental education through practical learning. NaDEET Centre is located on the NamibRand Nature Reserve, where children and adult participants learn first-hand about sustainable living, biodiversity and the balance between humans and the environment. NaDEET aims to empower Namibians, especially from underprivileged communities, to address environmental issues through accessible education, advocacy, and practical solutions for a sustainable future.

2,150 Sites; 6-months Migration Project Success

NaDEET is a non-profit trust in Namibia and focuses on environmental education through practical learning. NaDEET Centre is located on the NamibRand Nature Reserve, where children and adult participants learn first-hand about sustainable living, biodiversity and the balance between humans and the environment. NaDEET aims to empower Namibians, especially from underprivileged communities, to address environmental issues through accessible education, advocacy, and practical solutions for a sustainable future.

In The News – Nov 2024

Eutelsat OneWeb has partnered with Q-KON to expand LEO satellite services across Sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on the southern region.

In The News – Oct 2024

Q-KON has been a leader in innovative satellite, wireless, and unified communication solutions for over 35 years, focusing on the African market. With a strong emphasis on system engineering, we provide comprehensive services, including turnkey projects and satellite network solutions.

Q-KON and Avanti Communications to Showcase Advanced Hybrid Network Solutions at Africa Tech Festival 2024

Cape Town, 2024 – Q-KON, a leader in satellite technology solutions and Smart Satellite Services provider, is proud to announce an expanded partnership with Avanti Communications, enhancing connectivity options across southern Africa. This collaboration already enables Avanti to offer Twoobii-OneWeb LEO services in addition to their current GEO services, and...

Natural History Film Unit Botswana – Capturing the essence of Botswana!

The NWR Mile 108 fishing camp is located in the protected Dorob National Park (“dry land”) in the Erongo area along the central Namibian coast.
The main reason to visit Mile 108 is that it is one of the most popular fishing spots and offers some of the wildest beach fishing you will ever experience. There are even some opportunities for rare sightings of some birds and wildlife such as the shy Brown Hyena that can sometimes be spotted scavenging along the beach.

In The News – Sept 2024

Satellite technology is rapidly evolving, bringing new possibilities for connectivity across Africa. With the launch of mega-constellations like those from Starlink and OneWeb, high-speed internet could soon reach the remotest regions.

The “dry land” gets Connectivity

The NWR Mile 108 fishing camp is located in the protected Dorob National Park (“dry land”) in the Erongo area along the central Namibian coast.
The main reason to visit Mile 108 is that it is one of the most popular fishing spots and offers some of the wildest beach fishing you will ever experience. There are even some opportunities for rare sightings of some birds and wildlife such as the shy Brown Hyena that can sometimes be spotted scavenging along the beach.

SA’s oldest agricultural company & retailer adopts LEO satellite for uninterrupted connectivity

NWK, South Africa’s oldest agricultural company and known for its extensive retail network mainly in the North West in South Africa, has teamed up with BCX and Q-KON to revolutionise its communication capabilities. With the group’s main objective to trade in agricultural and related products, aids and services at a retail level, and often in rural and “off-grid” locations, they needed an uninterrupted internet solution.

In The News – Aug2024

ICASA is set to transform South Africa’s satellite landscape with a new licensing framework that could pave the way for major players like Starlink to enter the market. Stay tuned as the regulatory shake-up promises to simplify approvals and address high spectrum costs, potentially reshaping satellite communications in the region.

In The News – July 2024

The satellite industry is experiencing a dynamic transformation with the rapid development of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations like Starlink and OneWeb, alongside traditional Geostationary Orbit (GEO) satellites. Led by advancements in launch technology and propelled by innovative applications, this sector is poised for substantial growth and strategic evolution in global communications.

In The News – June 2024

In the context of Satellite technology innovations, industry alignments and constellation developments, what does multi-orbit services mean for Africa? How could these services impact the connectivity landscape in Africa, and will multi-orbit satellite services deliver significant value in Africa? We consider these dynamics and provide an on-the-ground perspective.

Namibia embarks on a galactic journey: the NIDIF greenlights the Namibia Space Port project

In a visionary move that will propel Namibia into the limelight of African space technology, Eos Capital, managers of the Namibia Infrastructure Development and Investment Fund (NIDIF) have given the green light for the Namibia Space Port project. This project will be spearheaded by Q-KON Namibia and will mark a...

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