How can others
get involved?
Imagine a world where everyone in townships can study, work, and entertain themselves online.
In townships, the lack of internet access traps people in cycles of poverty and limits opportunities. It’s not just about education or entertainment, it’s about economic empowerment. With internet access, new avenues for income and growth emerge, benefiting both individuals and the broader economy.
Township fiber isn’t just socially impactful, it’s a sound business venture.
If this aligns with your values, contact us. We’re seeking sponsors for Fibertime vouchers to expand connectivity.
Pre-sold vouchers can also fast-track our deployment. For instance, with R3 million in pre-sold vouchers for Polokwane, we can start building immediately.
Do we have a
non-profit angle?
No. We are purely commercial, for-profit and sustainable. We work closely with a non-profit organisation called Project Isizwe to connect schools in townships.
Do we have a
non-profit angle?
No. We are purely commercial, for-profit and sustainable. We work closely with a non-profit organisation called Project Isizwe to connect schools in townships.
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Zenani Mithi: Striving to make a difference in her community.
Zenani Mithi, a businesswoman and well-known social activist from Kayamandi, recently joined fibretime, which has transformed the way she uses the internet and allowed her to stay in touch with her clients and the larger community. Her life has never been better....
Kayamandi: ‘We want to make it a modern township that has endless opportunities’
Loyiso Mbambo, a renowned chef and restaurateur in Kayamandi who is well-known for his delectable African cuisine dishes, has worked in the culinary industry for many years and has consistently sought creative ways to use his meals to convey the tale of Kayamandi....