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    Promoted | Success in Africa demands reliable IT infrastructure. That’s where HOSTAFRICA comes in.
    By HOSTAFRICA10 June 2025
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    How HOSTAFRICA helps businesses expand in Africa with in-country hosting, serversAs Africa cements its position as one of the fastest-growing digital economies in the world, South African businesses are increasingly looking beyond their borders for growth. With e-commerce, fintech and digital services booming across the continent, the opportunity for regional expansion has never been greater. But regional success demands more than ambition – it demands reliable IT infrastructure. And that’s where HOSTAFRICA comes in.

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    HOSTAFRICA, founded in 2016 by Michael Osterloh and two experienced hosting entrepreneurs from Europe, is committed to creating digital opportunities for entrepreneurs across Africa. Since its inception, the company has emerged as a key player in Africa’s digital landscape, delivering scalable hosting solutions for websites, e-commerce and virtual private server deployments to more than 100 000 customers.

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