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Today, the Mara Group officially opened its South African-based smartphone manufacturing facility at the Dube Trade Port Special Economic Zone
In a significant move for South Africa''s struggling electronics manufacturing sector, local technology firm Microtronix has breathed new life into a formerly defunct cell phone manufacturing
Inside South Africa''s biggest fibre factory The Yangtze Optics Africa (YOA) Cable fibre-optic cable manufacturing facility in Durban''s Dube TradePort special
Just over two years after its launch, South Africa''s first smartphone factory is going on auction. The Mara smartphone assembly plant near Durban
Durban recently celebrated the launch of SA''s first smartphone factory. The investment is the first big pledge from last year''s inaugural investment
Fibre cable maker Yangtze Optics Africa Cable has opened a R160 million facility — the biggest optical fibre cable manufacturing plant on the
Register here. If you prefer WhatsApp for updates, sign up to the BizNews channel here. By Myles Illidge Described as once being a “beacon of
President Cyril Ramaphosa, as part of the recently launched District-Based Development Model, will later this week launch the Mara Phone Plant at
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Yangtze Optics Africa Cable has announced the expansion of its 14 000 square metre fibre optics manufacturing plant at Dube TradePort.
Four global telecoms giants supply much of the radio equipment needed to provide South Africans with mobile connectivity.
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Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa – Efforts to revive the country''s sluggish economy and create much-needed employment are set to receive a major shot in
In 2019, Dubai-headquartered Mara Phones established an assembly plant in South Africa. It should be noted that Mobicel does not manufacture its
To meet the needs of the rapidly developing regional broadband market, Mustek has opened a new optical fibre pre-termination facility situated in Johannesburg. The new plant will
Described as once being a “beacon of African innovation”, South Africa''s first smartphone factory has been stripped and sold, with its machinery
South Africa has rapidly become one of the most active and promising solar markets in Africa. With increasing electricity demand, persistent load shedding, and a national shift toward
South Africa has created it''s 1st to Smart Phone manufacturing company with the backing of Mara phones. This is going to be a Smart Phone
“Furthermore, Mr Bam confirms that there are no formal agreements in place at this stage, and we still have a lot of work to do to secure access to these facilities.
Tuesday, 29 April 2025 How South Africa''s Mobile Operators Are Shaping the Future of Connectivity South Africa has one of the most dynamic and competitive mobile
Fibre-optic cable manufacturer Yangtze Optics Africa (YOA) Cable officially opened its new 14 000 m2 optical fibre factory in the Dube TradePort, in La Mercy,
Is This Africa''s First Smartphone Factory? A South African startup says it will soon start building smartphones, but claims of the first “made in Africa” phones have been around for years.
Yangtze Optics Africa Cable (YOA Cable) has invested an extra US$8.7 million to double of its optical fiber manufacturing facility
In 2021, the company acquired the dormant Anyview Technology factory in Edenvale, Gauteng, which had remained in excellent condition despite being inactive for years.
The production of this factory is expected to service nationally and internationally. As these phones and other tech devices are locally produced,
Mara Phones recently opened the first smartphone manufacturing facility in South Africa, located in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.
YOFC senior vice-president Jan Bongaerts said optical fibre cable was the “backbone of the modern digital economy. “By establishing this plant,
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