Your TV White Space Partner

ROSHELCOMMUNICATIONS

Empowering both Rural and City Communities

ROSHELCOMMUNICATIONS

Affordable Cost of Network Connectivity

ROSHELCOMMUNICATIONS

CAPABLE

The rapid deployment of data networks provide these areas with broadband services.

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FOCUSED

Roshcomms have focused on sourcing the best ICT products for South African TV WHITE SPACE Market to bridge this divide.

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RELIABLE

TV White Space used to connect rural communities to the internet around the world.

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01 about us

Roshcomms is the market leader in the development of TVWS (TV White Space)WW and managed WiFi solutions.

We at Roshel Communications (Pty) Ltd are focused on identifying and providing the technology, manpower, project management, training and support for extending and providing dedicated data networks to Rural South Africa. Since Roshel Communications is enabled to Secure the ICCN Africa range of TVWS and fully managed WiFi solution offerings for this network provisioning throughout South Africa, we are set to be the first in the market to offer such value to clients, customers in both the Public and Private Sectors.

Performance

90%

Cost Effective

95%

Feature-Rich

95%

Connectivity

90%
The Need

Carrier grade, Intelligent Wireless Networks for Rural South Africa for


  • Basic services becoming accessible through the internet for rural South Africa
  • Carrier class connectivity to all rural SOC’s and SOE’s
  • E-learning enablement through managed mobile data access
  • Last mile connectivity
  • Content streaming and other IoT applications

There will be over 50 Billion devices on the internet by 2020 and that number will only continue to expand.

The Challenge

The availability and cost of spectrum


  • Spectrum in Africa is the primary carrier, however it is limited
  • Rural South Africa has limited data infrastructure, with challenging landscape
  • Licensed spectrum leads to high user costs
  • Technology limitations

Access to hi-throughput data services is limited in rural South Africa. Topology, weather, vegetation etc create challenges for current data transmission technologies