An internet connectivity and digital infrastructure provider offering fibre, satellite, data centres, and carrier routes for businesses and operators across Africa.

Paratus Product Overview

Is Paratus Right for You?

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Best For

  • Multi-country businesses
  • Network operators

What It Does Well

  • Fibre connectivity
  • Satellite connectivity

Things to Check

  • Coverage in your countries
  • Last-mile availability

About Paratus

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Paratus is an internet connectivity and digital infrastructure provider serving businesses, carriers, operators, and wholesale partners operating across sub-equatorial Africa.

Key capabilities and services include:

  • Carrier services and cross-border network coverage across multiple African markets, designed for regional and international connectivity.
  • Dedicated routes for international capacity and traffic diversity, including East–West Connect (a terrestrial fibre corridor linking Maputo to Swakopmund) and the Paratus Express Route (listed at 123 ms latency from Johannesburg to Europe) with direct integration to the Equiano sub-sea cable.
  • Satellite connectivity options spanning multiple solutions, including On-Net Teleport Services, OneWeb satellite service, and Starlink services and LEO services.
  • Data centre services in Angola, Namibia, and Zambia, with the site stating 99.8% uptime and N+1 fault tolerance, plus protection against power outages.

Available on Web, with a My Paratus customer self-service app available on Android and iOS (Namibia).

Target users include B2B organisations that need reliable internet access, cross-border capacity, satellite connectivity, colocation and data centre services, plus carriers and wholesale partners building or extending networks in Africa.

Notable in the African market context for its focus on contiguous, coast-to-coast coverage south of the equator, country-specific operations listed across markets such as Angola, Botswana, DRC, Eswatini, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Uganda, and Zambia, and its emphasis on 24/7 support through a Network Operations Center and in-country teams.

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As of Oct 5, 2026, Paratus is rated 1.7 on the App Store from 23 reviews and 3.8 on Google Play from 36 reviews with 10K+ installs.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Paratus

Paratus is an internet connectivity and digital infrastructure provider that delivers fibre, satellite, wireless access, cloud, data centre, and carrier services across sub-equatorial Africa. It operates its own cross-border network, data centres, and satellite platforms, then sells capacity and connectivity solutions to businesses, carriers, operators, and wholesale partners that need regional and international connectivity.

Paratus pricing is not fixed publicly and varies by country, location, speed, and plan.

Paratus lists operations or country pages for Angola, Botswana, DRC, Eswatini, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Uganda, and Zambia, and also provides coverage more broadly across sub-equatorial Africa via its network and satellite services.

You typically start by selecting your country on the Paratus website, choosing the service you need (for example business connectivity, carrier capacity, or data centre), then submitting a sales or contact form so the local team can scope and activate a solution for you. In some markets, such as Namibia, you can also sign up and manage services through the My Paratus online portal and app.

Yes, Paratus offers a My Paratus customer self-service app in Namibia, available on both Android and iOS. You can use it to manage your Paratus services and account in that market.

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