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Intelsat Africa Space STEM Program: Empowering Schools and Shaping Africa’s Future

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Intelsat and MaxIQ Space are collaborating once again on the fifth annual Intelsat Africa Space STEM Program 2025, a transformative initiative inviting schools and teachers across Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal and South Africa to apply. This fully funded program equips schools with cutting-edge STEM kits, hands-on training, and exclusive resources, seamlessly integrating space science, sustainability and IoT education into their classrooms. Since 2020…
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Intelsat Africa Space STEM Program: Empowering Schools and Shaping Africa’s Future

Intelsat and MaxIQ Space are collaborating once again on the fifth annual Intelsat Africa Space STEM Program 2025, a transformative initiative inviting schools and teachers across Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal and South Africa to apply. This fully funded program equips schools with cutting-edge STEM kits, hands-on training, and exclusive resources, seamlessly integrating space science, sustainability and IoT education into their classrooms. Since 2020…

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