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South African internet service provider offering fibre and fixed wireless connectivity.

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About Webafrica

Webafrica is a South African internet-service venture that grew from a web-hosting startup founded by Matthew Tagg in 1997 into a nationwide broadband provider. Relaunched with Rupert Bryant in 2003, the company expanded through ADSL and now offers fibre and fixed-wireless services. It reports more than 350,000 customers and operates a remote-first workforce; its catalog location represents its South African operating base.

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Frequently asked about Webafrica

Where is Webafrica based and when was it founded?
Webafrica is headquartered in South Africa and was founded in 1997.
Who founded Webafrica?
Founders listed for Webafrica include Matthew Tagg (Co-Founder) and Rupert Bryant (Co-Founder).
What sector is Webafrica in?
Webafrica operates in Telecommunications and Internet.