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The Caribbean Premier League (CPL) has announced that the iconic Kensington Oval in Barbados will host its final for the first time in 2026, while Providence Stadium in Guyana will hold the 2025 final, marking its fourth consecutive year as the venue.

This partnership highlights the growing collaboration between the CPL and the governments of both countries. Guyana’s President, Mohammed Irfan Ali, expressed excitement for the upcoming 2025 final, wishing success to the Guyana Amazon Warriors, competing in the 2024 final against the St Lucia Kings on October 6.

These prestigious venues underscore the CPL’s rising prominence in the cricketing world, with fans looking forward to thrilling finales in both nations.

Read the original article here: https://www.cricadium.com/barbados-to-host-maiden-cpl-final-in-2026-guyana-to-host-in-2025/

Paratus Group, a leading telecommunications provider in Africa, has announced the launch of its low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite solutions for clients in South Africa, Botswana, Mozambique, and Zambia. This move marks a significant step forward in addressing global regulatory and coverage challenges.

Through strategic partnerships with leading global LEO satellite operators, Paratus is set to deliver a comprehensive LEO satellite network, offering a seamless one-stop solution for enterprises and institutions seeking high-speed connectivity. Already operating an extensive V-SAT network, Paratus now provides a one-stop solution for enterprises needing high-speed connectivity, especially in sectors like mining, healthcare and education. The LEO satellite technology provides reliable internet access even in remote areas. This development is particularly impactful for retail, healthcare, education, mining, and oil and gas sectors, which often face connectivity challenges in remote or underserved areas.

By leveraging the latest LEO satellite technology, Paratus aims to provide reliable, high-speed internet access to businesses and organizations across the targeted countries, enabling them to stay connected and competitive in an increasingly digital world.

Read the original article here: https://www.thefastmode.com/technology-solutions/37554-paratus-group-expands-leo-satellite-network-to-south-africa-botswana-mozambique-zambia

Each year on October 4th, Lesotho commemorates its Independence Day with festivities honoring the nation’s rich culture and history. Despite its small size, the “Kingdom in the Sky” has made a mark on the world stage.

The Basotho people celebrate with various events, including parades, cultural performances, and traditional ceremonies. The festivities often feature music, dance, and displays of national pride, showcasing the country’s unique heritage. Schools and communities come together to reflect on the significance of independence and the sacrifices made by earlier generations.