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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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.
Fibertime is rolling out FTTH connectivity in townships at a rate of knots.
Telkom had just 17,077 DSL customers remaining at the end of 2025. It will only retire the service once all these customers have been offered alternative connectivity options.
Major ISP Afrihost has started sending out notices to customers regarding price hikes on Vumatel and Openserve home fibre products.
These are the 10 largest fibre-to-the-home networks in South Africa based on homes passed.
South Africa’s top fibre network operators (FNOs) have widely differing policies for cancellations and downgrades, with some not charging a cent while others claw back well over R2,000 in certain cases.
FNB has not provided an update on its fibre-to-the-home ambitions for more than a year.
Vumatel has provided clarity on its plans for Herotel, South Africa’s third-largest fibre network operator.
Vumatel believes three factors will give it an edge as competition heats up on the next frontier of FTTH in South Africa.
One ISP fibre customer consumed an average of 116GB per hour in the last year.