Articles about Frogfoot

Frogfoot expands footprint in ‘priority’ growth market

The open access fibre network operator brings the fibre assets built and operated by KwaZulu-Natal-based Mitsol into the fold.

SMEs push up fibre-to-the-business connections

South Africa’s fibre footprint expansion to smaller companies leads to sustained fibre-to-the-business market growth.

New fibre players descend on SA’s low-income market

These firms are dedicated to providing affordable connectivity to lower-income households, as the upper income market saturates, says BMIT.

Vox intros Active-Active failover solution for SMEs

The internet service provider launches the Active-Active Redundant connectivity solution for small and medium enterprises.

Confidence in SA’s fibre network operators drops

The Internet Service Providers’ Association’s Fibre Network Operator Perception Survey reveals slipping confidence in local players.

Tribunal seeks confidential info in Vodacom, Maziv merger probe

The competition watchdog asks Frogfoot and Vox to provide confidential documents related to the proposed deal between Maziv and Vodacom.

Frogfoot intensifies fibre push in WCape

The fibre operator pilots a prepaid, uncapped internet product to bring fibre connectivity to more South Africans.

Fibre rivals get behind rugby sevens tournament

Frogfoot and rival fibre providers partner to introduce a national schools rugby sevens tournament.

Vivica to retain key brands like Vox as it regroups

The company looks to turn up the heat on the private sector in SA by bringing its brands into the same stable.

Frogfoot changes focus amid fibre overbuild in affluent areas

The fibre network operator is under pressure to service marginalised areas amid stiff competition in the local market.

Frogfoot’s WiFi-only fibre solution passes more homes

Increased connectivity demand sees Frogfoot expand its ISP partnership network, connecting thousands of homes.

Vodacom makes mega fibre move with CIVH fibre assets

The telco will now hold a co-controlling 30% equity in a newly-formed fibre entity and has the option to acquire an additional 10% stake.