SpaceX's Starlink internet services are now available in Burundi, an East African country. Elon Musk's internet company now provides internet services to over 100 countries and is expanding to more. Recently, Musk met with the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in New York and shared a picture with him on his X account. The tech billionaire reportedly met with him to discuss potential investment in South Africa, possibly to expand the Starlink internet services. Starlink provides satellite internet services to remote areas where the network is unavailable. In India, the Telegram Ministry of India reportedly granted in-principle approval to  Elon Musk's Starlink to offer its services in India in April 2024; however, the company has yet to announce the rollout of its services in the country. Elon Musk Says Google and Microsoft Very Disproportionately Donated to the Democratic Party, Calls Them Biased.

Elon Musk with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in New York 

Elon Musk Likely Talking Investment in South Africa

Starlink now available in Burundi, Said Elon Musk

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