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With just days to go until the WAPALOZA conference and training programmes start on 16 September, there are still some seats left for you. Don’t miss out on this golden opportunity to learn about the latest trends and technology available in the WISP market. Your membership gets you free conference attendance, three free training sessions and four hugely discounted training sessions. Act now – reserve your seat https://www.wapaloza.co.za/book-now/

WAPA will be taking a stand and a speaking slot at the ICT Infrastructure 2019 conference and exhibition on 28-29 August at emperors Palace in Johannesburg. Read more here about this exciting event and how WAPA members get a 10% discount.

We still have a number of sponsorship opportunities available at WAPALOZA. The Gold sponsorships have sold out and the Silver and Bronze sponsorship packages are going fast. To find out more about what packages are available, visit the website here.

The interest in providing highly-discounted training at the WAPALOZA Conference & Expo has been extremely high and we are thrilled to announce the following training sessions.

We have spent the past few months refining the WAPALOZA conference and training programmes and we are excited to say that bookings are now open for the various events. Find out more here.

A limited number of sponsorship opportunities are still available at WAPALOZA. Don’t miss out. See what’s available here.

The WAPALOZA Conference & Expo, being held in Pretoria from 16-18 September is now open for bookings. Visit the WAPALOZA website to find out more and book your space.

Can it be? For the first time in 14 years, the new spectrum will be released to cellphone companies in South Africa. This means better data prices, right? Well, it all depends. 

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In one of WAPA’s social media posts, we covered the success story of how Mankosi, a remote rural community in the Eastern Cape, built a network. This story was extremely popular with WAPA’s Facebook followers and even prompted new followers.

There’s no better selling tool than sharing your success stories with other people. A case study lets the public know how you solved a problem and the benefits of your services and/or equipment brought to companies and individuals.