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Paratus Group launches Starlink services in Malawi

By Owen Fitzgerald 2 min read
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Paratus Group operates across 16 nations in sub-Saharan Africa.

Paratus Group, a connectivity solutions provider, has expanded into Malawi, offering Starlink enterprise connectivity services. The company will target industry sectors that require reliable, fast connectivity, including banking, insurance, and financial services.

Martin Cox, head of commercial operations at Paratus Group, highlights that Malawi’s inclusion marks a key development for the company’s expanding operations, now covering 16 nations in sub-Saharan Africa.

Expanding Network

The company’s push into Malawi aims to enhance services for corporate clients, both domestically and internationally, by merging its established network capabilities with on-the-ground support to deliver dependable connectivity solutions.

Tiwonge Chirambo, Paratus Malawi’s country manager, notes that there’s a pressing need to boost internet access for businesses, institutions, and individuals nationwide—especially in regions where stable, high-speed connections are scarce.

Starlink Services

Through its Starlink partnership in Malawi, Paratus delivers fast, low-delay internet to areas where traditional broadband is weak or nonexistent, while also offering businesses in key cities a primary or backup connection if wired or mobile networks fail.

Paratus Group’s recent movements include launching its Lesotho operation, providing Starlink connectivity services alongside its own network solutions to enterprises across the country. In October 2026, Paratus Zambia successfully deployed Starlink Internet services to 18 schools in Lusaka, providing Internet access to more than 10,000 students.

Paratus Group’s footprint extends beyond Africa to international points of presence in the UK, the European Union, and the US. The company has also launched Starlink-powered services in Rwanda, Kenya, and Uganda.

Connectivity Solutions

With many businesses and institutions operating beyond Malawi’s main urban centers, low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite connectivity offers an effective way to overcome the limitations of terrestrial infrastructure. Paratus Group’s focus is on bringing customers a professional enterprise service, backed by the experience, resources, and technical expertise of the company.

Paratus Group’s entry into Malawi comes as the company makes similar moves in other countries, solidifying its position as a leading connectivity solutions provider in sub-Saharan Africa. The company’s commitment to providing reliable and fast connectivity solutions will likely have a positive impact on the region’s economic development.

Owen Fitzgerald

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