The Paratus Group’s top operator
The new COO of the Paratus Group in Africa, Gert Duvenhage smooths the way.
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Paratus, Meta sign fibre deal for Zambian towns
Companies announce an investment to build a 900km open access metro fibre network in Zambia to improve high-quality connectivity in under-served communities in 10 Zambian cities and towns.
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OneWeb, Paratus sign multi-year gateway installation agreement
Paratus will build a OneWeb teleport (gateway) in Angola, which will serve to provide low earth orbit (LEO) services to Angola and surrounding SADC countries.
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New Paratus Armada DC to power Africa’s digital transformation
Launch of Namibia’s largest carrier neutral DC signals the country’s readiness to participate in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).
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Paratus to rebrand ITA subsidiary as Paratus Angola
Internet Technologies Angola (ITA) to be renamed and rebranded effective beginning July this year.
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Paratus announces leadership shake-up amid Africa expansion
Full handover of Group CEO responsibilities scheduled for August 2022, when the company will officially open its datacentre in Windhoek.
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Paratus FAST Congo cements company’s DRC ambitions
Paratus partners local ISP GBS to activate 620km fibre optic network.
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Paratus launches broadband service in Angola’s largest province
Service offered through Internet Technologies Angola, part of the Paratus Group.
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Paratus welcomes back Miles October as group marketing executive
October is one of the co-founders and shareholders of the first Paratus operation in Angola.
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Paratus, MTN ink LTE roaming agreement in Namibia
Agreement will also allow companies to expand their own networks.
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Paratus appoints new Group Chief Commercial Officer
Appointment sends out strong message to the market in Africa as the company drives growth strategy.
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Paratus, Telecom Namibia ink Equiano cable deal
Equiano subsea cable project expected to bolster economic growth and telecommunications.