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Large players pull out all the stops to keep Africa connected

There are 574 active and planned submarine cables across the globe, yet SA only has 10 that connect it to the rest of the world, and seven of these are currently out of action.

Workonline Communications

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research

TV white space internet comes to KZN community

AdNotes, in collaboration with the CSIR and UNDP, launches TV white space infrastructure network in rural KwaZulu-Natal.

ITWeb TV: What’s next for SA’s telecoms?

While mobile operators are not scaling down their 5G plans, the speed of rollout has slowed, says ACT CEO Nomvuyiso Batyi.

Simnikiwe Mzekandaba

ZTE Corporation

ZTE maintains number one ranking in global PON CPE shipments

This achievement was highlighted in the Broadband Access & Home Networking Quarterly Report Q4 2023 by research firm Dell'Oro Group.

ZTE Corporation South Africa

SA sets Africa’s pace to sunset 2G, 3G networks

South Africa is the only country in Sub-Saharan Africa with an established plan to sunset 2G and 3G networks, says Ookla.

Submarine cables

News analysis: Why undersea cables broke SA's public cloud

South Africa is a major cloud-hosting region. Why did local services stumble when international submarine cables failed?

Remgro positive about Vodacom-Maziv merger deal

The group remains intensely focused on achieving a favourable outcome on the proposed transaction between Vodacom and CIVH.

ZTE Corporation

ZTE launches FTTR-B series to accelerate digital transformation of SMEs

The series is designed to help operators flexibly develop SME applications for different scenarios and to accelerate the development of all-optical enterprises.

ZTE Corporation South Africa

Comsol presents 5G fixed wireless access for businesses

The 5G FWA network will meet the need for business-class broadband for SMEs and a cost-effective, reliable redundancy option for enterprises.

Comsol Networks

Open access network

New report uncovers disparities in SA’s fibre landscape

Many South Africans have no choice when it comes to fibre providers, as a result of the market monopoly, says ISPA.

Sibahle Malinga

Paratus Group provides resilient network capacity solutions

Paratus Group has invested in multiple subsea cables to ensure redundancy and maintain the stability of its networks.

Internet outage

Multiple subsea cable breaks knock SA’s internet

The cable outages are affecting several internet service providers and cloud service providers across the country.

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