Project Isizwe’s Tshwane Free WiFi Project is probably the standout free WiFi initiative in the country today. Featuring relatively generous data caps and loads of zero-rated content, there’s no doubt ...

Zahir Khan will take over as CEO of free WiFi initiative Project Isizwe in the new year. Khan is currently the non-profit's COO but will take over the leading role from current CEO Alan Knott-Craig ...

In the next 12 months, Project Isizwe will have a presence in all nine provinces. This is according to incoming CEO Zahir Khan, who divulged the path forward for the non-profit organisation as he ...

Maverick Citizen spoke to Siobhan Thatcher and Inus Schoonraad of Project Isizwe, a wi-fi solutions non-governmental organisation (NGO) based in the Western Cape. The organisation provides wi-fi ...

The Project Isizwe free public WiFi initiative walked away with two accolades at the 2015 AfricaCom conference awards at the Cape Town International Conference Centre yesterday. Project Isizwe ...

Residents in Bloemfontein or the Nelson Mandela Bay will in future be able to enjoy free WiFi courtesy of their municipality and Project Isizwe. Project Isizwe CEO, Alan Knott-Craig recently revealed ...

Her appointment to the executive role is set to see Project Isizwe ensure its mandate as the advocate for Free Wi-Fi as a human right. “Project Isizwe is lobbying for ubiquitous, government subsidised ...

Project Isizwe, an NPO with an aim to bring Free Wi-Fi to low-income areas across South Africa, was counted amongst the big winners at the 8th Annual AfricaCom Awards, held at the Cape Town ICC.

The maintenance and roll-out of Tshwane’s free Wi-Fi project, TshWi-Fi, will be put out to tender. This means it is not guaranteed that current contractor Project Isizwe will continue to supply the ...

Non-Profit Organisation (NPO) Project Isizwe has appointed Dudu Mkhwanazi as its new CEO. The 26-year-old CEO promised to continue Project Isizwe’s role as Africa’s most successful, large-scale Free ...

Project Isizwe has appointed a new CEO, Dudu Mkhwanazi. Project Isizwe is a non-profit organisation which believes the Internet should be an essential service subsidised by the government. Mkhwanazi ...