A teleport in Mogadishu, not in another country
C- and Ku-band, on the same compound as the cable landing station. Most satellite service sold into Somalia is resold from a hub abroad, which means the traffic leaves the region before it reaches the internet — and the fault ticket leaves with it. Ours does neither.
The dish and the cable share one fence line
Satellite traffic hands onto subsea capacity inside the same compound, under the same operations team. There is no intercontinental detour, no partner hub, and no second company to call at two in the morning.
Where your traffic actually goes
Worth following, because the difference between a teleport here and a teleport abroad is two steps in the middle of this line — and those two steps are where latency, cost and accountability are decided.
Your terminal
A VSAT dish at a site, camp, vessel or office, anywhere in the footprint.
Satellite
The space segment carries the signal back down to a ground station.
Our teleport
It lands in Mogadishu, on our own antennas and hub platform.
Our landing station
A cross-connect on the same compound onto four submarine systems.
The internet
Out through our own autonomous system and direct peering.
Steps three and four are the ones that usually happen in somebody else’s country. When they do, every byte makes an extra intercontinental round trip before it reaches anything useful, and the operator you pay cannot see either end of the problem.
Three things run on this ground
The teleport is infrastructure, not a product. These are the services it carries.
Satellite Communications
Voice and data to sites the fibre does not reach, and a genuinely independent backup path for the ones it does.
Explore → OBSERVATIONEarth Observation & Geospatial
The same ground segment that carries communications also brings down imagery — and we turn it into answers rather than scenes.
Explore → HOSTINGGround Segment as a Service
Satellite operators who need a station on the Horn of Africa can use ours instead of building one: power, fibre, staff, already in place.
Explore →Tell us where the site is. We will tell you what reaches it.
Give us the coordinates, the application and the uptime you need, and we will come back with the band, the terminal and the honest answer about whether satellite or fibre is the right call.