ADSL

Telkom plans to kill ADSL across South Africa, and most ISPs say this is good news for consumers.

Telkom has moves 96% of its prepaid fixed-line customers to wireless services and are now starting to do the same with ADSL and VDSL customers.

Telkom will increase the price of its DSL services and cut the price of its fibre-to-the-home products. Here are how these price changes compare.

Telkom will increase the price of its line rental and ADSL products from 1 September 2019. Here is how much you will pay.

Telkom plans to migrate all customers away from ADSL and begin shutting down its copper network.

Telkom’s latest financial results revealed that it is losing fixed-broadband subscribers at an alarming rate.

Point Topic’s fixed-broadband tariffs report shows what people pay for broadband access around the world.

Fibre-to-the-home has replaced ADSL as the most popular fixed-broadband service in the world.

Axxess has cut the prices of several uncapped ADSL combo packages.

We take a look at the best Home, Premium, and Business uncapped ADSL bundles from local ISPs.

Afrihost has announced big price cuts on select uncapped ADSL bundles.

A recent MyBroadband poll revealed that ADSL is still a popular broadband connection type for South Africans.

While ISPs still want naked ADSL in South Africa, there is not much hope the offer will ever see the light of day.

If you are on an ADSL connection, we have bad news for you - you are paying much more than fibre users for the same speeds.

MyBroadband’s latest speed test and ISP ratings reveal the best and worst fibre and ADSL Internet service providers in South Africa.