Tshwane free Wi-Fi continues to grow
See the maps to know which areas and how many schools in Pretoria have access to free Wi-Fi.
The Tshwane metro has increased the daily data limit to its free Wi-Fi users at Wi-Fi hotspots across the metro.
This comes after it reached a major milestone of one million unique connections by the end of October.
Previously, users were allowed 250 megabytes per day, per device, but this has increased to 500 megabytes.
The metro has successfully rolled out the first phase of its free Wi-Fi project to residents and students in Tshwane’s public spaces in line with the its long-term plan to provide free connectivity to all public educational institutions in the area by 2016.
The roll out of the second phase makes the metro the largest provider of free Wi-Fi in South Africa with already 1 million users in public spaces at 213 schools in Soshanguve, Mamelodi and Atteridgeville.
View the maps below to for the list of schools in each area which are free Wi-Fi sites.
Also read:
How to use the new Tshwane free Wi-Fi services
More data for Tshwane free Wi-Fi users
Tshwane’s free WiFi in graphics
Free Wi-Fi hits a million unique users
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