Fibre and connectivity provider DFA has opened an office in Harare, Zimbabwe, marking its first network expansion into Africa.

DFA leads the industry in an open access approach to reduce duplication and costs, says Thinus Mulder, CEO of DFA.

Digital technologies can play at least three key roles in enhancing the delivery and management of PPPs, says Vino Govender, executive: strategy, mergers and acquisitions, and innovation at DFA.

Technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning are making inroads in the collaboration process, says Dark Fibre Africa.

Dark Fibre Africa sees a lot of opportunity coming from the approaching roll-out of 5G in South Africa.

Community Investment Ventures Holdings (CIVH) acquires 34.9% of Vumatel and enters into an agreement to acquire the remaining 65.1%.

Oracle Fusion Cloud Services will manage DFA's business processes related to finance, supply chain management, assets, projects and HR.

Wearable technologies are the wave of the future, and can have a positive impact on a range of industries, provided there is fast, high-quality connectivity for them to make use of.

A new World Wide Worx study reveals the single most common use of the Internet among South Africans.

Dark Fibre Africa says the additional debt funding will help finance the expansion of its open-access national metro fibre footprint.?

Dark Fibre Africa will not comment on market speculation its parent company is in talks to sell it to Internet Solutions.

This will automate the delivery of Ethernet services across its existing multi-vendor network and provide more service flexibility and agility for its customers.