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MTN launches Fibre

The telecommunications company, MTN has launched a new fibre ISP, MTN Fibre, which offers broadband services from R349 per month, including router and installation. Available in certain areas, MTN is offering a promotion giving new customers up to R150 per month discount for the first three months. The Residential MTN SA GM, Bertus van der

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The telecommunications company, MTN has launched a new fibre ISP, MTN Fibre, which offers broadband services from R349 per month, including router and installation.

Available in certain areas, MTN is offering a promotion giving new customers up to R150 per month discount for the first three months. The Residential MTN SA GM, Bertus van der Vyver, said: “MTN Fibre is redefining the way our customers connect and communicate in an increasingly digitised world. Whether for remote work, gaming, entertainment, content creation, or just to simply stay in touch with friends and family, MTN Fibre offers South Africans the best in broadband connectivity, innovation and reliability.”

The company website suggests that the MTN Fibre is “powered by Supersonic” — MTN’s existing retail ISP brand. Like Supersonic, MTN Fibre is available on most large fibre network operators in South Africa. It offers month-to-month packages, allowing customers to cancel anytime.

Van der Vyver stated that at MTN, they’re committed to not only providing product solutions that rival others available in the market, but also the highest level of customer support. “Our dedicated call centre team and technicians are available to assist customers in making their transition to MTN Fibre effortless and rewarding.” – he added.

According to MyBroadband, MTN Fibre’s packages are identical to Supersonic’s on Vumatel, Openserve, Metrofibre, Frogfoot, and Octotel fibre infrastructure.

MTN Fibre’s whole website is nearly identical to Supersonic’s — it just doesn’t offer alternative connectivity options like LTE, 5G, or AirFibre.

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Greg Stewart

Reporting for Business Tech Africa on the funding, tools and strategy shaping the continent's founders and SMEs.

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