Internet Technologies Angola presented its OneWeb connectivity solution at the Angola Oil & Gas 2026 conference.
Memory prices surge as AI infrastructure expands, putting pressure on entry-level smartphones, says the GSM Association.
A UK-backed project revives the WOAN model in KZN, to expand affordable connectivity through community-owned networks.
At the heart of the Paratus East African operation is the 2 000km G2M terrestrial fibre route linking Goma in the eastern DRC with Mombasa on the Kenyan coast.
Internet costs are outpacing headline inflation, the Competition Commission warns – although petrol, taxis and bonds are climbing far faster.
Starlink’s low earth orbit satellite service allows Paratus Uganda to unlock high-speed, low-latency satellite access for enterprise customers across even the most remote parts of the country.
For an internet service provider, a sale happens the moment a user lands on the sign-up form and decides whether to fill it out or close the tab.
High-capacity connectivity between KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng will support ZANOG’s community services and create room for future technical initiatives.
Paratus Namibia is expanding its reach across the region through its own customer touch points and an expanding reseller network in northern towns.
New investors back Frogfoot, Vox and Hypa with capital aimed at expanding digital access across underserved communities.
Minister Solly Malatsi says ICASA alone decides who gets a communications licence, even as he sees satellites as key to SA’s digital future.
The company targets a nationwide 5G home broadband network of base stations, with more than one million Gauteng households already covered.