South Africa’s cheapest fibre Internet — From R99 to R500 per month
The most affordable FTTH plans in South Africa start at R99 per month, but more generally available packages are typically priced around R500, a MyBroadband analysis found.
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Winter is coming
As South Africans, we can never fully get used to the cold. Every winter seems to catch us by surprise, and it always feels too long (even though it’s only really cold for a couple of weeks).
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Top South African ISP slashed fibre prices in South Africa
In recent years, FTTH users in South Africa have frequently been hit with price increases. One major ISP has managed to protect many of its customers from most of the impact.
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Afrihost acquiring top South African connectivity and cloud provider
Afrihost has concluded a deal to acquire a majority stake in South Africa’s first vendor-neutral aggregator and major network backbone provider.
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South Africa’s top ISP — Afrihost beats MWEB, Webafrica, and Vox
The latest MyBroadband Insights research report shows that Afrihost was the top-rated ISP in South Africa, followed by MWEB, Webafrica, and Vox.
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Afrihost Max keeps you online – no matter what
March can be overwhelming – the festive times are long over, work and school has been busy, and the April holidays still seem far away.
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South Africa’s two biggest fibre networks announce price increases
Major ISP Afrihost has started sending out notices to customers regarding price hikes on Vumatel and Openserve home fibre products.
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Afrihost and Axxess dominate Webafrica and Mweb
PressPulse’s latest media sentiment report showed that Afrihost and Axxess have a big lead over their main competitors, Webafrica and Mweb.
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New year, no problem
Whether you’ve had a sun-filled beach holiday, a quick get together with family, or even worked over December – the holidays have come to an end, and the new year waits for no one!
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MTN secretly locks down 4G broadband customers in South Africa
MTN quietly implemented a new rule on 1 January 2026 that locks the SIM cards of fixed wireless customers with older LTE/4G routers to the device.