Dark Fibre Africa will consult with the affected staff on a range of restructuring options that are expected to be concluded by the end of March.
The new CEO wants to use the experience from Vodacom to target mobile businesses, as the open-access fibre provider looks to grow its market share in SA.
Community Investment Ventures Holdings today announced Thinus Mulder will formally step down as CEO of its subsidiary DFA on 30 September.
The company receives funding from the US Trade and Development Agency to conduct a feasibility study in efforts to roll out affordable Internet to underserved populations.
COVID-19 accelerated the requirements for data and, in turn, assisted in the performance of the fibre business for the six months ended 31 December.
Developed over three decades, the MEF 3.0 Carrier Ethernet certification is considered the gold standard for carrier networks.
The company joins 1 691 companies in 120 countries globally, including only 97 local companies, which are recognised by the Top Employers Institute.
The open-access fibre-connectivity provider becomes the first telecommunications provider in 10 years to be granted an operating licence by Zimbabwe.
The open-access fibre-connectivity provider says it has become the first in 10 years to be granted an operating licence in the country.
After poaching Vodacom CTO Andries Delport, Community Investment Ventures names Raymond Ndlovu as its CEO, along with other executive appointments.
Connectivity is key to leveraging digital technologies in education, says Vino Govender, executive: Strategy, Mergers and Acquisition and Innovation for DFA.
5G’s required fibre densification is positive news for infrastructure players like Dark Fibre Africa.