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

Barbara Gaspar, living off-grid on a small holding between Meyerton and Alberton, is the lucky winner of a R10 000 laptop hamper in MorClick’s January back-to-school promotion.

Satellite internet technology presents a just-in-time opportunity for South Africa’s remote, power and income-challenged tourist businesses to remain visible, operational in the aftermath of lockdown.

In response to Covid-19, MorClick is supporting NGO, KHULA Education, providing 3 months free internet to 15 schools in the remote Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift region of Zululand.

Today, the internet is the mechanism through which humans conduct social and economic interaction. It is also the key to accessing a world of entertainment and learning as well as being an essential business tool. Without the internet modern social interaction or even basic administration, like banking and shopping, cannot happen.