South Africa wants to create rules and two new agencies to regulate satellites and rocket launches
- South Africa will establish two new agencies, the National Office for Outer Space Activities (NOOSA) and the South African Space Regulatory Authority (SASRA), to regulate satellites and rocket launches.
- The agencies will govern space activities conducted in South Africa, including the launch of objects into space, suborbital vehicles, in-orbit operations, and re-entry, launch sites, and operations at facilities in space.
- The creation of the agencies is expected to promote responsible space activities, attract investment, and ensure the long-term sustainability of outer space.
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