Vuma’s announced the integration of next-gen FTTH technology through its latest partnership with Huawei, offering 10Gbps support everywhere.
Telkom confirms prices for mobile, DSL, and voice increase on 1st April, with FTTH rising from 1st May.
MultiChoice will soon offer Fibre-To-The-Home packages via Vumatel, with uncapped lines starting at R699 per month.
The overhaul will take effect from 1st May, with MetroFibre also adding a new entry-level 20Mbps, a 500Mbps and a 1Gbps package to the mix.
Effective 1st June 2021, MetroFibre confirms that customers on its FTTH packages will see upgrades to their line speed at no additional cost.
The acquisition sees MetroFibre add 10 000 homes to its network, with the transition happening between 1st April and the end of June 2021.
The partnership will see more folks getting their homes connected to fibre.
Vodacom is by far the most aggressive in terms of the sheer number of estates deploying.
Fibre-to-the-home has attracted the attention of one of the biggest specialist banks in the country.
The rollout is part of a planned R1.2 billion upgrade to MTN’s network in the province.
“South Africans deserve the best broadband infrastructure and we’re committed to giving them a superior experience.”
It also wants to see sub-R1 000 devices in the hands of every South African.
