The staggering cost of connecting every South African household
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A new Development Bank of South Africa (DBSA) study estimates that connecting every South African household to 100Mbit/s broadband by 2035 will require between R108-billion and R142-billion in investment. The report, compiled using World Bank methodology, breaks costs into new build capex, replacement capex, and operational
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