Fibre player Gilat headed SA's way
2 Jul 2013
The Israeli connectivity company has big plans to expand its operations in Africa, including setting up a South African office.
Israeli satellite and fibre telecommunications provider Gilat Satcom is stepping up its focus on fibre-optic infrastructure in Africa and plans to establish a Johannesburg office early next year.
The company continues to increase the scope and scale of its operations on the continent through partnerships and direct offices.
In South Africa, Gilat already has partnerships with iBurst and MWeb to provide connectivity.
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