Gateway Communications - Connecting Africa

Gateway offers the most advanced pan-African network services.

Gateway leads the way in high quality, technically advanced Voice solutions into and out of Africa.

Gateway offers the fastest and most reliable data connections both in Africa and to the rest of the world.

Gateway’s Value Added Services solutions open up new revenue streams for ISPs all over Africa and the Middle East.

Connecting Africa

Gateway is number one for pan-African connectivity. Our expert local knowledge and passion for what we do allows us to connect the world’s largest telecoms providers across and into Africa. We also support local mobile operators and ISPs. By continuing to invest in infrastructure, as well as connecting millions of people across the continent, we support global operators with on the ground support.

Voice

We lead the way in developing voice solutions across Africa, with more direct connections than any other company. We deliver end-to-end solutions through our wholly owned, high quality network.

Data

Our hybrid approach to data coverage includes cable, fibre and satellite to provide flexible solutions. This means our connections are the fastest and most reliable in Africa.

Value Added Services

Our turnkey solutions open up new revenue streams for mobile operators across the continent. A flexible approach and in-depth experience means we can help ISPs and MNOs as they grow.

East Africa – a region of opportunity

by Jean Collins on Monday, 23 April 2012 0 Comments

I’ve just returned from a conference in Nairobi and I wanted to write about some of the interesting and insightful topics that were discussed. The east African telecoms landscape is dominated by mobile networks. Because mobile penetration rates vary vastly across east Africa, even between …

The future of African connectivity: Where are we going?

by Mike van den Bergh on Thursday, 5 April 2012 0 Comments

In my last blog I focused on giving an overview of African connectivity - where we have been and how far we have come since the ‘African internet’ first began. The main objective of the industry panel, recently hosted by Gateway Communications, was to discuss what the future of African …

The future of African connectivity: Where are we now?

by Mike van den Bergh on Thursday, 29 March 2012 0 Comments

It was a privilege bringing together some of Africa’s top telecoms leaders for our high-level industry panel held last week in Johannesburg. As more capacity becomes available to Africa in 2012, we wanted to hear the views of a variety of industry stakeholders and discuss how each of them is …