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About us
Vumatel was founded in 2014 by industry veterans Niel Schoeman, and Johan Pretorius, who pioneered Fibre to the Home (FTTH) in South Africa with a pilot project in Parkhurst. Vumatel has since connected homes to high speed open access fibre broadband across Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban. Since launching the business in 2014, Vumatel has been voted the best fixed-line broadband provider in South Africa. Vumatel builds the network in partnership with the community and connects every home, complex and apartment block to super-fast world-class fibre broadband. Vumatel also connects every Primary and High School passed when deploying the network to free 1GBPS fibre broadband internet. Vumatel builds an open access fibre network which means that Vumatel is not a service provider but simply installs the infrastructure. Residents can then choose from a number of Internet Service Providers for internet packages ranging from R396 per month* The open access nature of the network prevents the duplication of infrastructure and drives down prices for the end-user. Vumatel is recognised as the FTTH industry pioneer and leader. Vumatel has one of the most diverse range of services on its network and ensures that the end user has a world of options to choose from. This also makes the market far more competitive and drives down prices for the consumer. Vumatel has over 20 Internet Service Providers on its network ranging from Cell C and MWEB to Afrihost and Telkom. Vumatel is committed to building a connected South Africa. As our broadband demands increase and we rely on the internet more and more, there is a tangible need for a future-proof technology that will support the growing demands for internet speed and capacity. That future-proof technology is VUMA fibre.
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http://www.vumatel.co.za
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- Industry
- Telecommunications
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Bryanston, Gauteng
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2014
- Specialties
- FTTH, Open Access Fibre To The Home, Telecommunications infrastructure, and Open Access
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17 Petunia St
Bryanston, Gauteng 2191, ZA
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Delighted to be part of this incredible journey! Through our partnership with GirlCode Group, we've helped inspire nearly 1,700 young women to explore careers in technology. Creating opportunities and connecting young minds to possibilities - this is what drives us. Here's to empowering more future tech leaders! #VumaConnects #WomenInTech #DigitalFuture
We’re proud to share that in 2024, the Vumatel Career Days have reached 1,699 girls across South Africa! 🎉 Through these sessions, we’ve inspired young minds, introduced exciting career possibilities in tech, and empowered the next generation of women to dream big. 💻✨ Thank you to our partners and everyone who made this incredible milestone possible. Together, we’re shaping a future where every girl sees herself thriving in tech and beyond. #girlcodeza
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Amazing news! We've connected 888 schools with free 1Gbps Vuma Fibre internet! 🎓 This milestone represents our commitment to digital education in South Africa, empowering thousands of teachers and students with high-speed internet access. From virtual classrooms to online resources, we're helping create unlimited learning opportunities across the nation. Together with our Internet Service Providers, we're building a foundation for digital learning that opens doors to endless possibilities. Here's to connecting more minds and creating brighter futures! 🌟 #VumaSchoolsProject #DigitalEducation #ConnectingSchools
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WIN WITH VUMA! 🎉 Ready to dive into the future of tech? We’re giving away 10 tickets to the GirlCode Summit at 22 on Sloane in Bryanston, Johannesburg on 27 November 2024 — a place where tech innovation meets limitless opportunity! What’s Up for Grabs: Exclusive access to the summit Powerful networking sessions Game-changing insights from 9 industry experts The chance to connect with over 200+ tech trailblazers! How to Enter: Follow Vumatel and GirlCode Group In the comments, tell us why women in tech inspire you! Tag 2 friends who are making waves in the tech world. Hurry! Competition closes on 20/11/2024 Winners announced on 25/11/2024 T&Cs apply. The competition is only valid for participants in Johannesburg. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the future of tech with Vuma!
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Creating Safe Spaces Where Potential Can Thrive Every child deserves to learn, grow, and dream in a secure environment. That's why we're extending our commitment to South African schools beyond connectivity. Together with Vumacam, we're introducing My Safe Space - an initiative that helps protect our young minds during their educational journey. From morning drop-offs to afternoon activities, we're working to ensure learners can focus on what matters most - their future. This builds on our existing partnership with over 800 schools, where free high-speed internet already helps unlock young potential every day. Because when children feel safe, their possibilities are limitless. Vumacam Itec South Africa Jeppe High School For Boys @James Dalton Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dUSQkkBR #VumaProtects #ActivatingPotential #SaferSchools
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Maziv plans multibillion-rand infrastructure investment. Maziv, the parent company of Dark Fibre Africa (DFA) and Vumatel, has spent R30 billion on its fibre network infrastructure projects since inception, and plans to invest another R10 billion in the next phase of the business.
Maziv plans multibillion-rand infrastructure investment. Maziv, the parent company of Dark Fibre Africa (DFA) and Vumatel, has spent R30 billion on its fibre network infrastructure projects since inception, and plans to invest another R10 billion in the next phase of the business.
Maziv plans multibillion-rand infrastructure investment
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We had the privilege of launching the #MySafeSpace initiative yesterday – along with Hikvision, MxTech, Itec South Africa and @jamesdalton. The initiative introduces the capability to schools to have a real-time, connectivity driven security solution to protect learners and parents, using Vumacam innovative Proof security platform. This project further emphasizes Vumatel’s investment into schools and South African learners, where we already provide free 1Gbps connectivity to over 800 schools.
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Backing the community on World clean up day 🏡 We're proud to be rolling up our sleeves and contribute towards creating cleaner, greener, connected communities. Every small action counts in making a big difference, so let’s all come together and create lasting change for our beautiful planet. 🌎 👨❤️👨 Click here to find out more on how you can get involved 👉https://lnkd.in/dPPdmvi7
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MAZIV has been recognised as a Level 1 B-BBEE contributor! Our CEO, Dietlof Mare, explains how empowerment and skills development are critical to MAZIV’s vision of economic growth, social change and job creation.
MAZIV achieves Level 1 B-BBEE status by doubling down on skills development and economic empowerment
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Exciting news at Maziv! Stronger with two regulatory powerhouses, Moses Mashisane joins as Group Chief Regulatory & Compliance Officer, and Dr. Aniel de Beer as Group Managing Executive of Regulatory and Compliance. Their expertise is key in shaping telco policy and ensuring compliance as we continue to connect South Africa. Read more about how we're building a stronger, more connected future.
Fibre firm Maziv appoints legal veterans
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