eNetworks — licensed business connectivity and ISP in South Africa
eNetworks is the connectivity specialist and licensed internet service provider inside Datacentrix, operating from Corporate Park North in Midrand. It holds both ICASA IECNS and IECS licences, which covers it to build and operate network infrastructure as well as to sell communications services. The portfolio runs from fibre, wireless and satellite through MPLS VPN and SD-WAN to colocation, with voice and unified communications sold as part of the same stack rather than as the main event.
Key facts
| Who they are | eNetworks, described as the dedicated connectivity specialist and licensed internet service provider within Datacentrix, part of the Datacentrix Holdings group |
| Internet services | Edge-to-anywhere connectivity spanning fibre, wireless, hybrid networks, MPLS VPN, SD-WAN and satellite, plus cloud connectivity and secure access |
| Voice services | Voice and unified communications covering SIP trunking, VoIP, cloud PBX and business SMS, sold as part of the wider connectivity stack |
| Also offers | Managed security services, colocation, network monitoring and managed connectivity, plus digital services covering DNS, email, web hosting and IP solutions |
| Head office | Corporate Park North, 238 Roan Crescent, Midrand, 1685, Gauteng |
| ICASA licence | Holds both IECNS and IECS licences. The IECNS is the network licence permitting infrastructure to be built and operated, which fewer providers hold than the service licence alone |
| Coverage | National, with services delivered from the Datacentrix group infrastructure. Coverage for a specific address should be confirmed per site |
| Pricing | Quote-based across all services. No figures are published |
| Website change | The former enetworks.co.za domain now redirects to the eNetworks section of the Datacentrix site, so search results pointing at the old address will land on the group site |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
The network licence is the detail worth noticing
Most companies calling themselves ISPs in South Africa hold an IECS licence, which permits them to sell communications services over somebody else’s infrastructure. eNetworks holds an IECNS as well, and that is the licence to build and operate the network itself. For an enterprise buyer that distinction affects who is accountable when a national link fails and how much of the path your provider actually controls. Sitting inside Datacentrix places this at the enterprise end of the market rather than the small-office end. The tell is the portfolio: MPLS VPN, SD-WAN, colocation and managed security are what a company with multiple branches and a compliance obligation buys, not what a ten-person office needs. Voice is present through SIP trunking and cloud PBX, but it is one component of a connectivity contract rather than a standalone phone-system business. If you want a per-extension hosted PBX price, a dedicated voice provider will serve you better. Compare the market in the fibre provider directory.
Who eNetworks is a fit for
- Enterprises needing MPLS or SD-WAN across multiple branches
- Buyers who want a licensed network operator rather than a pure reseller
- Organisations combining connectivity, colocation and managed security
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Who owns eNetworks?
eNetworks operates as the connectivity specialist and licensed internet service provider within Datacentrix, part of Datacentrix Holdings.
What licences does eNetworks hold?
It holds ICASA IECNS and IECS licences. The IECNS permits it to build and operate network infrastructure, while the IECS covers selling communications services.
Does eNetworks offer voice services?
Yes. SIP trunking, VoIP, cloud PBX and business SMS sit within its voice and unified communications line, alongside the connectivity portfolio.
What happened to enetworks.co.za?
The old domain now redirects to the eNetworks section of the Datacentrix website, so links and search results pointing at the previous address land on the group site.
Where is eNetworks based?
At Corporate Park North, 238 Roan Crescent, Midrand, 1685. Services are delivered nationally.
Does eNetworks have a customer rating?
Its own Google profile carries no reviews. The parent Datacentrix profile has a rating, but that belongs to the group rather than to eNetworks, so no rating is shown here.
This listing is maintained by WhichVoIP, an independent South African telecoms comparison service running since 2019. Details are verified against the provider’s public website and were last reviewed on 29 July 2026.