Vodacom Group, a Johannesburg-based telecommunications giant, led by South African executive Shameel Joosub, has announced an investment of more than R500 million 29 million in its Limpopo network infrastructure for the 2026 financial year.
The new funding builds on last years R414 million 24 million commitment and brings Vodacoms total investment in Limpopos radio and transmission network to R3.1 billion 179 million over the past seven years.
Lynn Benjamin, managing executive for Vodacoms Limpopo region, said the companys focus goes beyond improving signal coverage. Our vision is to connect every person and community so that everyone has the opportunity to participate in the digital economy and share in its benefits, she said. By investing in advanced network infrastructure and affordable digital solutions, were laying the foundation for a more inclusive future.xA0