Yahsat’s satellite broadband services a game-changer in Africa – in pictures

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  Yahsat's broadband satellite services are supporting people across Africa.

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  Prince Sebapu, who works for the National Library in Pretoria, has seen at first hand how YahClick has dragged most institutions into the digital age. Courtesy Yahsat

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  Eastern Cape, the biggest of South Africa’s provinces, now has 207 libraries in remote rural areas, where some do not even have electricity. Courtesy Yahsat

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  One beneficiary of the satellite broadband coverage has been Carien De Villiers, a farm owner in the remote South Africa village of Thorndale, where she sells livestock to surrounding businesses and further afield. Courtesy Yahsat

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  Above, Sandi du Toit, who is part of the Government Employees Pension Fund in Pretoria. Courtesy Yahsat

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  Above, a South African Government Employees Pension Fund field operations team services pensioners in a remote location. Courtesy Yahsat

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  The installation of very small aperture systems in remote South African villages could revolutionise education and change the lives of the children who live there. Courtesy Yahsat

Satellite broadband has been a game-changer, especially in Africa, where Yahsat’s YahClick has coverage across several countries including South Africa.