SEACOM downtime strikes again
Terrestrial cable break on SEACOM system causes slow international access to some customers; problems solved a few hours later, said SEACOM
Terrestrial cable break on SEACOM system causes slow international access to some customers; problems solved a few hours later, said SEACOM
Consumer Commission must consult with ICASA first, says Tribunal
Neotel’s fibre network now reaches 40 South African cities with a capacity of 800Gbpos on main routes
The SAT–3 consortium is looking at upgrading the capacity on its cable
The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality’s month-long moratorium on the deployment of fibre optic infrastructure has been lifted
Telkom’s customers in Bromhof, Johannesburg, and surrounding areas have become the latest victims of cable theft
The City of Tshwane is making it easy for telecoms providers to roll out fibre infrastructure in the city
President Jacob Zuma says that infrastructure, including communications infrastructure, remains essential for service delivery
The 5.12Tbps WACS cable was launched in South Africa today, boosting the country’s international bandwidth capacity
ZTE is dropping SA’s ZTE Mzanzi as the company’s official partner in South Africa after the two companies failed to resolve a dispute.
Telkom has reached an agreement with KT Corp, which includes a revised cash issue share price – at a discount.
Cell C has launched a niche business product for least cost routing (LCR) providers, called LCR AnyNet
ICASA faces a mountainous administrative task rectifying mistakes made with its 2011 spectrum fee delay, unless it can get the entire matter set aside.