Dark Fibre Africa (DFA)

Why high-speed, low-latency fibre networks are critical for South African cities

31 January 2020

Municipalities are milking fibre companies to balance their budgets

25 July 2019

DFA opens office in Zimbabwe

4 March 2019

The wait for fibre in South Africa’s small towns and cities

4 February 2019

Telkom’s massive fibre network versus the rest

22 August 2018

The potential in DFA working with Vumatel

15 June 2018

How South Africans will pick their fibre speeds online and only pay for what they use

14 June 2018

The number of Internet users in South Africa

19 July 2017

DFA secures R1.25 billion in funding

30 May 2017

Internet Solutions in talks to buy Dark Fibre Africa – Report

11 April 2017

Dark Fibre Africa and the need to be connected

29 October 2016

New CEO and CFO for Dark Fibre Africa

12 July 2016

South Africa’s move towards smart cities

30 March 2016

Sweet tech to look forward to in 2016

4 January 2016

These are the companies who control the Internet in South Africa

5 November 2015

New super-fast fibre link to JSE launched

15 September 2015

Blazingly-fast fibre to the Joburg Stock Exchange

11 September 2015

How much FTTH really costs to roll out

30 July 2015

Why public SA government-owned broadband is a bad idea

23 June 2015

Fibre-to-the-home for more Joburg suburbs

12 June 2015

Uncapped, unshaped business fibre from R999 per month

18 February 2015

First Telkom fibre to the home areas fully covered soon

8 February 2015

Telkom local loop unbundling stalling and FTTH: the silver lining

6 January 2015

Fibre in SA: are we headed for regional monopolies?

15 December 2014

Telkom FTTH roll-out in Parkview, Parkhurst stopped

14 November 2014

Parkview FTTH project chooses Dark Fibre Africa

5 November 2014

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