DFA CEO Thinus Mulder on the company's expansion plans

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Dark Fibre Africa is keen to buy or build tower and data centre assets as it expands beyond the provision of fibre telecommunications infrastructure in South Africa.
That’s according to DFA CEO Thinus Mulder, who was speaking last week at an event hosted by Absa Corporate and Investment Bank, arranged by Digital Things and FTTx Council Africa, and moderated by TechCentral.
Listen to the full presentation and conversation here.

28 Jul 2019 English South Africa Technology · Business

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