BoFiNet, the leading provider of telecommunications infrastructure and services in Botswana, is proud to announce that it has assumed the Chairmanship of the Southern Africa Telecommunications Association (SATA) for the financial year 2024/25.
BoFiNet's appointment to the Chairmanship of SATA highlights its leadership and influence in the telecommunications industry in the region. With a track record of excellence and a commitment to advancing connectivity and digital transformation, BoFiNet is positioned to lead significant projects that will benefit not just SATA member organisations but also the larger regional community.
In assuming the Chairmanship, BoFiNet reaffirms its dedication to promoting collaboration and cooperation among industry stakeholders, advocating for policies that encourage innovation and inclusivity, and leading initiatives to close the digital divide in Southern Africa.
"We are honored to take on the role of Chairman of SATA for 2024/25, " said Mr. Mpho Koolese, BoFiNet Technical Executive on behalf of BoFiNet Management and staff. "This appointment reflects our ongoing commitment to advancing telecommunications infrastructure and services across Southern Africa. We look forward to working closely with our partners and stakeholders to drive meaningful progress and create lasting impact,”.
Under BoFiNet's leadership, SATA will continue its mission of promoting the development of robust and inclusive telecommunications ecosystems, facilitating knowledge sharing, capacity building initiatives, and advocating for policies that support the growth of the telecommunication industry. BoFiNet extends its gratitude to the members of SATA for their confidence and support and reaffirms its commitment to serving the telecommunications needs of the Southern Africa region.
BoFiNet's appointment to the Chairmanship of SATA highlights its leadership and influence in the telecommunications industry in the region. With a track record of excellence and a commitment to advancing connectivity and digital transformation, BoFiNet is positioned to lead significant projects that will benefit not just SATA member organisations but also the larger regional community.
In assuming the Chairmanship, BoFiNet reaffirms its dedication to promoting collaboration and cooperation among industry stakeholders, advocating for policies that encourage innovation and inclusivity, and leading initiatives to close the digital divide in Southern Africa.
"We are honored to take on the role of Chairman of SATA for 2024/25, " said Mr. Mpho Koolese, BoFiNet Technical Executive on behalf of BoFiNet Management and staff. "This appointment reflects our ongoing commitment to advancing telecommunications infrastructure and services across Southern Africa. We look forward to working closely with our partners and stakeholders to drive meaningful progress and create lasting impact,”.
Under BoFiNet's leadership, SATA will continue its mission of promoting the development of robust and inclusive telecommunications ecosystems, facilitating knowledge sharing, capacity building initiatives, and advocating for policies that support the growth of the telecommunication industry. BoFiNet extends its gratitude to the members of SATA for their confidence and support and reaffirms its commitment to serving the telecommunications needs of the Southern Africa region.
