The partnership advances regional interconnectivity, providing enterprises and ISPs with high-performance network solutions that bridge the countries' digital markets.
Paratus 500 enables Paratus to uniquely connect its 15 licensed operations with a contiguous telecoms network across its portfolio.
Gauteng’s e-government department sets out to bring free WiFi to hostels in the City of Johannesburg.
The telecoms giant intensifies its efforts to expand connectivity, drive local innovation and develop ICT skills in South Africa.
Paratus will initially deliver fixed wireless and microwave broadband services for both residential and enterprise customers.
Paratus Group has teamed up with Kampala-based Roke Telkom in this joint venture.
Paul Divall will drive DFA’s product go-to-market execution, partner collaboration, customer satisfaction and revenue growth.
Internet access remains largely unavailable in remote and underserved areas, despite “noble” projects like SA Connect.
The country’s microwave broadband sector continues to play a vital role in bridging structural gaps in national fibre coverage, says Africa Analysis.
The companies are exploring how large-scale fibre investment can strengthen local economies, accelerate access and power a digitally enabled SA.
Mimosa’s technology is specifically engineered for challenging environments, such as rural South Africa, the companies say.