One thing has become much cheaper in South Africa
One increasingly essential service has defied inflation in South Africa over the last decade.
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One increasingly essential service has defied inflation in South Africa over the last decade.
South Africa’s biggest fibre network operator has received approval to acquire 100% of the country’s third-largest FNO.
Frogfoot’s 2026 fibre-to-the-home price hikes will kick in on 1 February 2026.
Telkom’s Openserve continues to grow its network substantially despite a broader slowdown in the home fibre industry.
South Africa’s largest Afrikaans-only news publisher is entering new territory.
Telkom’s copper-based DSL subscribers have almost all transitioned to newer technologies, signalling the end of South Africa’s oldest broadband technology.
According to feedback from three major fibre providers, South African households are sticking it out with the slowest possible speed available to them.
Fibertime’s affordable home fibre rollout has accelerated to more than 500 households per day — and it’s nowhere near slowing down.
Millions more homes are set to get fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) Internet in South Africa in the coming years, with informal settlements and townships being major targets for providers selling the service.