The real deal

Paratus Group announces its joint venture with Real Image and launches Paratus Eswatini.

This strategic East-West route bolsters the Paratus regional network infrastructure and provides reliable, low-latency connectivity across southern Africa.

With further infrastructure investments, the group plans to double revenue in the next five year.

Equiano has landing points in Lisbon, Benin, Nigeria, St Helena, Namibia and South Africa.

Fast Congo's 620-kilometre fibre-optic network link between Muanda on the West Coast and Kinshasa is now active.

Infinera's system has a wavelength of 800 Gbps capacity, enabling the Paratus Group's fibre optic network to perform better in both upload and download speeds.

The project will enable other operators to offer high-speed fibre connectivity to businesses and consumers in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Companies pen distribution agreement on the back of multi-year deal to construct a gateway n Luanda.

Company will soon announce new Group positions to lead the charge for expansion in Africa says Group CEO Schalk Erasmus.

900km network to extend connectivity reach to under-served communities.

Paratus Namibia officially launched its N$123-million Armada DC campus, the country’s first carrier-neutral datacentre, located on the outskirts of Windhoek.