Fast fibre connections coming to a suburb near you

21 September 2014

Vumatel has announced that it is planning to roll out fibre networks in 42 suburbs in certain parts of Johannesburg and Cape Town.

The first area which will get fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) products from Vumatel is Parkhurst in the north of Johannesburg.

Vumatel has already started with its site preparation for its core network, and broke ground at a ceremony near the Parkhurst Primary School on 25 August 2014.

Vumatel has now released a list of new neighbourhoods, listed below, which it will target with its FTTH products.

Johannesburg North & Central
Atholl Linden
Beverley Lonehill
Blairgowrie Melrose & Birdhaven
Douglasdale Melville
Emmarentia Parkhurst
Forest Town Parkmore
Fourways Parktown
Gallo Manor Parktown North
Greenside Parkwood
Houghton Estate Pine Slopes
Hurlingham & Hurlingham Manor River Club
Hyde Park Sandhurst
Illovo Saxonwold
Inanda & Chislehurston Upper Houghton
Killarney & Riviera Victory Park
Westcliff
Cape Town
Cape Town City Bowl
Camps Bay & Bakoven
Fresnaye
Mouille Point
Gardens
Oranjezicht
Sea Point
Tamboerskloof
Vredehoek
Cape Town Southern Suburbs
Bishopscourt
Constantia
Newlands

Article courtesy of MyBroadband

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  1. Jedi Consular Kromas
    22.09.2014 at 10:03

    “…near you*”

    *”you” referring to rich people in rich areas.

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