Starlink, the satellite internet service provider that launched in Botswana just six months ago, is already facing oversubscription challenges as demand outpaces capacity. The service, which has been widely touted as a game-changer in the country’s internet landscape, is currently unavailable for new registrations in Gaborone and surrounding areas, highlighting both its popularity and early limitations.
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