BREAKING BARRIERS
As South Africa celebrates Women’s Month, the spotlight turns to the women breaking barriers, challenging convention and redefining what leadership looks like in industries traditionally dominated by men.
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A LEADER FOR CHANGE!
Leadership transitions often mark defining moments in the life of an organisation, and for Evotel, based in Krammerville, Sandton, the official appointment of Grabe as Chief Executive Officer, in June 2026, has signaled more than a change in title, but represents the beginning of a new phase.
HOW WE CONNECT YOUR HOME
In today's connected world, access to the internet is no longer a convenience reserved for a privileged few - it has become an essential service that enables education, healthcare, employment, entrepreneurship and meaningful participation in modern society.
QUIETLY TRANSFORMING HEALTHCARE
In a country where access to quality medical services remains uneven, affordable fibre connectivity is emerging as an indispensable tool in strengthening healthcare systems and bringing specialised medical expertise closer to ordinary South Africans.
GOVERNMENT EXPANDS ON CONNECTIVITY!
Government concluded by stressing that the country’s digital future depends not only on network coverage, but also on ensuring that all South Africans can actively participate in the digital economy through affordable, secure and meaningful internet access.
BIG RUGBY WEEK
Beyond the results, the Lucas Meyer Rugby Week continues to stand out for its emphasis on development, discipline and sportsmanship.
EVERY HOUSEHOLD NEEDS A CONNECTION
In today’s fast-paced digital world, internet connectivity is no longer a luxury - it is a necessity, and Evotel has your back.
MIGRATING TO AI AND 4IR WITH EVOTEL!
“Our aim is to grow in AI and 4IR. These are not just buzzwords, they are the future of work and innovation. If we prepare our children now, they will be ready for careers that may not even exist yet,” said Tlhowe.