Keep your finger on the pulse of satellite internet in South Africa

In recent discussions surrounding satellite internet services, comparisons between MorClick and other providers, such as Starlink, have emerged.

In the vast expanse of South Africa, where sprawling landscapes and remote communities often face the challenge of limited connectivity, licensed satellite internet emerges as a beacon of hope.

MorClick is a South African satellite internet provider that offers fast and stable connectivity to homes and businesses – even when load-shedding strikes.

This is in contrast to technologies like 4G, 5G, and fibre, which often experience reduced performance when Eskom implements power cuts

Satellite internet is a great option for periods of power outages like load-shedding because it is not dependent on traditional power sources like electricity. This means that even when the power goes out, with the appropriate UPS, satellite internet can continue to function, keeping you connected to the internet and enabling you to stay in touch with family, friends, and colleagues. In addition, satellite internet can be set up quickly and easily, making it a reliable option for emergency situations.

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The North West University Conference Centre has installed MorTourism, MorClick’s new optimised hospitality sector satellite internet solution, to provide internet at its remote conference centre, Nooitgedacht, near the Vaal Dam.

In South Africa, people experience regular internet connectivity issues due to load shedding almost every single day.

South Africans know all too well how frustrating not being able to connect to the internet can be! You can’t tweet, you can’t post, you can’t share, you can’t answer an important email, you can’t make that important payment and, you can’t work.