Bongani Telecom

The Company was founded in 1998 by Thina Methule and Driekie D`Arcy, with nothing, but a dream and a lot of ambition. During the years that followed, the structure of the company changed to conform to requirements of our Clients. Between 2003-2013, Bongani Telecom was a Service Provider for Telkom SA. We were running up to 20 teams over a vast rugg... ed area. Our Head Office was situated in the Port Elizabeth area: Uitenhage. We had satellite offices running in Stutterheim, Cradock, Grahamstown and East London. Bongani Telecom provided service to Telkom on their Out Side Plant in Eastern, Northern, Western Cape and the Free State. Bongani Telecom and our workforce have always been very flexible and are prepared to work anywhere in the country and bordering countries. We employed between 80-120 people, depending on the workload. We are now working for Neotel on their Outside Plant. We are full turn-key and handle everything from Planning to Splicing. We are currently running up to 20 teams in the field on various project that vary in size. We have recently bought a second Drilling machine and will now be less dependent on other Service Providers. We upgraded our Splicing teams and now have 4 full teams working for Nokia. We are in the process of establishing another Optic Blowing team to handle the expected work load. We expect to have a bigger year than last year, with orders that is already in. Nokia approached us to start working for them in the Southern and Western Cape. Currently we have eight teams running in the Cape Town area. Since Nokia are taking over all Telkom SA work in these areas we expect to grow this leg of our business over the next few months. We have successfully completed various buildings and renovations for private clients eg : Basil Read, John Tini Farm and Lavender Leisure Country House. On the Kologha Sewer line we also build the Pump House for the Amahlathi Municipality. As part of our Telkom contract we build various size manholes to strict specification. These manholes are as big as ...Read More