Creative Director, Graphic Designer, Illustrator and Typophile. Since Photoshop 2.5 and Mac SE/30. My accent is South African. Follow me cause you can.
@AlexHormozi Been building out software that manages our entire agency. From job bags, logging time, tracking projects, artwork approval, automated posting and SEO optimisation.
Vibe coded it all and it works brilliantly.
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Millions across Africa are benefiting from Starlink, but South Africa is blocking it with its race-based laws.
• 13.3 million South Africans remain offline
• Only 17.4% of households have fixed internet at home
• In rural areas, that falls to just 2.7%
Starlink is already operating in more than 22 African countries.
• Many African markets are recording Starlink speeds above 100 Mbps
• Tens of thousands of African homes and businesses are already connected
• Rural clinics are using Starlink for remote medical consultations
• Zimbabwe: 67,057 Starlink subscribers (17x growth in 16 months). Starlink delivers 5–9x faster speeds than local providers across the region
• Botswana: Average median speed of 106 Mbps
• Eswatini: Average median speed of 121 Mbps
• Lesotho: Starlink now used in 25+ police stations and disaster response teams
South African farmers and rural communities are asking the government to approve Starlink. In many remote areas, people still have no reliable internet and must travel long distances just to get connected.
By blocking Starlink, the government is hurting the same people it is supposed to help.