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  "path": "/science-tech/telecommunications-aviation-space/2026/05/08/east-african-states-advance-joint-regional-satellite-initiative/",
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  "textContent": "NAIROBI — Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and South Sudan have agreed to move forward with plans for a jointly owned regional communications satellite aimed at strengthening digital connectivity and reducing reliance on foreign satellite infrastructure across East Africa. The initiative, known as the Northern Corridor Regional Communication & Broadcasting Satellite Initiative (NCRCBSI), was discussed during meetings […]\n\nThe post East African States Advance Joint Regional Satellite Initiative appeared first on The Middle East Observer.",
  "title": "East African States Advance Joint Regional Satellite Initiative"
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