DFA gets operating licence in Zimbabwe
The open-access fibre-connectivity provider says it has become the first in 10 years to be granted an operating licence in the country.
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Dark Fibre Africa talks 5G opportunity
5G’s required fibre densification is positive news for infrastructure players like Dark Fibre Africa.
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Dark Fibre Africa expands into Zim amid acquisition rumours
Executives will not comment on speculation in the market, but did outline the company's expansion strategy beyond its South African interests.
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African tech leaders analyse the state of digital transformation
Industry players say continent needs to do more in order to keep up with other regions and avoid losing out fresh business opportunities.
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DFA confirms Sha's resignation
SqwidNet's Executive Director and CEO will serve as CEO of Liquid Telecom South Africa effective 1 June, 2018.