Fibre giant MAZIV has appointed corporate veteran Junaid Munshi to the role of chief commercial officer overseeing the market.
The parent company of Vumatel and Dark Fibre Africa will begin a massive R400 million upgrade to over 60 000km of network.
Cool Ideas is sending notices to customers about price changes on Vumatel fibre lines, with the latter cited as the reason for the increase.
MultiChoice will soon offer Fibre-To-The-Home packages via Vumatel, with uncapped lines starting at R699 per month.
The two fibre network organisations will both now be known as companies of the MAZIV (MɅZIV) parent company.
The Internet Service Providers’ Association wants to know if InfraCo will adopted Vodacom’s traditionally closed structure or Vumatel and DFA’s open access structure.
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The Vumatel “Free Fibre to Schools” initiative has launched.
Durban will be the third city where Vumatel offers its services.
Our national telecoms provider quickly went to the top of the list of local companies putting down fibre networks.
Vumatel will be able to provide as many as 80 schools with fibre connections for free.
The company has also increased data limits on some connections without raising the price.
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