Ecoband expands presence into South Africa
Workonline selects PAIX Data Centres to grow West Africa footprint
PAIX’s carrier- and cloud-neutral data centre in Accra, Ghana to deploy its first point of presence (POP) in West Africa.
Afrika Tikkun gets massive Internet upgrade from Workonline Communications
Boosting connectivity for thousands of learners across the country
Workonline launches Remote Cloud Connect services in Africa
Workonline Communications, has launched Remote Cloud Connect, facilitating access to cloud services for Workonline customers over a dedicated Ethernet Virtual Private Line (EVPL) service.
WOMENTECHCONNECT focuses on change in Mauritius
The second WomenTechConnect@AfPIF2019 took place in Mauritius last week. It was complemented by a great analogy of bringing your own chair if there is no seat for you at the table.
Foreign suppliers of electronic services to South Africa may be obliged to register for tax
Simone Esch, senior tax advisor at Themis Law Chambers explains the impact of amended regulations regarding electronic services for purposes of the South African Value Added Tax Act.
Workonline Communications further expands European presence
Workonline Communications has announced installation of a Point of Presence (PoP) in Interxion's data centre campus in Marseille.
Leading senior network engineeer joins Workonline Communications
Michelle Opiyo has joined Workonline Communications as Senior Network Engineer based in Nairobi, Kenya, adding her high-ranking skill and experience to the company's existing team of leading engineers.
Workonline Communications sponsorship focuses on Internet access as a human right
Workonline Communications has honoured its commitment to increasing Internet access on the continent through its sponsorship of bandwidth to NGO Afrika Tikkun.
Partnering to make a difference
Nearly 2000 young people and their families will benefit from high-speed quality bandwidth provided to Afrika Tikkun's Phutaditjaba centre in Alexandra.
Your iPad is IPv6 future ready: Ever wanted to facetime your kettle?
The advent of IPv6 technology is an important and necessary development only for those who know how to mitigate its risks.?
Putting Africa on the Internet Measurement Map
Layer 2 Internet Exchange Point (IXP) NAPAfrica and Workonline Communications have teamed up with the RIPE NCC to gather Internet data that will help network operators gain further visibility into the structure of the African Internet.
Increasing NSP involvement continues to empower the African continent
The role played by NSPs in empowering developing nations to fulfill their potential cannot be underestimated.
Workonline Communications encourages industry development through bandwidth sponsorship
Workonline Communications has committed to sponsoring high speed internet access for innovative tech incubator WeThinkCode_.
Workonline Communications cooperates with TeliaSonera International Carrier
Workonline Communications and TeliaSonera International Carrier (TSIC) have announced their cooperation to increase the quality of IP transit and connectivity services in Africa.
IPv6 unlocks new Internet possibilities
IPv6 is the current iteration of the Internet Protocol and designed as replacement for IPv4. The updated version also offers several functionality enhancements for those who have switched to the new protocol.
Workonline Communications offers free IPv6 transit to ISPs
Leading specialised terrestrial network service provider Workonline Communications is offering 100 Mbps of free IPv6 transit to qualifying AfriNIC LIR members.
Online Financial Services models set to grow in Africa
The internet has had a profound effect on the financial services industry.
Workonline supports African entrepreneurs through sponsorship
Pan-African terrestrial network service provider Workonline Communications has agreed to sponsor high-speed connectivity delivered over their metropolitan fibre network for an innovative South African company, Cape Town Garage - in turn supporting African entrepreneurs and new businesses.
Flexible wholesale models key to driving down SA connectivity costs
Having flexible pricing from wholesale providers for Internet connectivity is paramount for a successful ISP.