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Starlink kits gather dust at government rural hospitals as parent ministry dithers on subscription

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Boitumelo Makhurane
Starlink kits gather dust at government rural hospitals as parent ministry dithers on subscription
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Hundreds of Starlink internet kits provided to rural hospitals in Zimbabwe remain unused due to the government's inability to pay for ongoing subscription fees. Health officials are now seeking to tap into the Universal Service Fund to cover these costs.

HARARE, Jul. 17, (NewsDay Live) - Hundreds of Starlink kits installed at rural health centres under the government's ambitious digitisation programme are now gathering dust as the parent ministry dithers on subscription payments.

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