Articles about Connectivity

SA’s R142bn connectivity plan: The real question isn’t funding; it’s execution

Does South Africa have the institutional and execution capacity to deliver 100Mbps broadband to all households by 2035?

Connectivity: Cheap wins the quote; reliable wins the renewal

When it comes to connectivity, reliability should not be viewed as a technical specification alone; it is a commercial strategy.

The future of connectivity is hybrid, strategic and enabling

The future ISP designs networks around people, desks and workflows – not just buildings, says RSAWEB.

Vuma reaches 1m fibre subscribers

The rapid adoption of Vuma Reach services drives a significant portion of this growth, says the fibre network operator.

Vodacom, MTN boost network capacity at tourism hotspots

The preparations aim to ensure smoother connectivity on the country’s busiest travel routes, coastal destinations and major cities.

Fibre transforms township work prospects

Lowering the connectivity cost increases the likelihood of people participating in the economy, the Bureau of Economic Research finds.

Real connectivity progress requires affordable devices

SA’s tax reform on entry-level smartphones is an opportunity to boost connectivity across Africa, says GSMA Africa head Angela Wamola.

ITWeb TV: Nokia sees broader connected future for SA

The telecoms giant intensifies its efforts to expand connectivity, drive local innovation and develop ICT skills in South Africa.

ITWeb TV: Seacom outlines its role in Africa’s connectivity

Seacom’s Prenesh Padayachee highlights the importance of data centre neutrality, elastic connectivity and upgraded networks for Africa’s digital growth.

Starlink to create BEE entity as part of licence bid

After initially listing socio-economic commitments to secure a licence to operate locally, Starlink has now said it will form a BEE-compliant company.

African connectivity needs an African answer

inq. EdgeSentry offers a fully managed connectivity and security service designed specifically for African infrastructure conditions.

School connectivity project ‘not anywhere near’ completion

Financial and infrastructure constraints hinder government’s school connectivity endeavours, as over 16 000 public schools remain offline, hears Parliament.