The company has recently installed another 600km of fibre, bringing its total fibre network to over 5 000km.
The satellite engineering firm expands its OneWeb-powered services into Namibia and Angola, as competition for Africa’s enterprise connectivity market increases.
The telco sees early interest in its streaming platform, which combines free entertainment and affordable streaming data.
KZN government, Openserve and Huawei unite for a fibre pre-provisioning proof of concept project at Empangeni housing development.
The POP connects Tanzania to the wider Paratus network, with routes extending north to Nairobi via Mombasa; south to Maputo and onward to Johannesburg and Eswatini; and internationally to Europe and the US.
The ICASA policy direction aims to make it easier and faster for telecoms operators to build, extend and share network infrastructure.
As providers target connectivity gaps, regulatory approval and commercial viability remain important considerations, says the GSMA.
High costs continue to exclude low-income South Africans from the digital economy, says the Internet Service Providers’ Association.
ICASA's spectrum reforms are progress, but commercial structures still block emerging ISPs from competing, says Jevon King, chief commercial officer at Backspace.
The company deploys AI in its Network Operations Centre, to detect anomalies before damage to subsea cables and its fibre networks occur.
The Nigerian ISP assists Workonline Communications with a network redesign to improve routing, redundancy and capacity management.
ICT Summit 2026 will run until 16 October at the Ongwediva Trade Centre in the Oshana Region.