Enyuka — business connectivity, IT and communications provider in Johannesburg
Enyuka has combined communications, data and power for business since 2005, working from Turffontein in Johannesburg by appointment and serving clients nationally. Its published lines are fibre, LTE mobile broadband and satellite connectivity, managed IT and cybersecurity, backup and disaster recovery, bulk SMS, and custom alternative-energy solutions including solar and battery storage. The company belongs to ISPA and publishes an ICASA ECS and ECNS code of conduct.
Key facts
| Who they are | A South African technology company trading since 2005, combining connectivity, managed IT and alternative energy, and describing its scope as voice, data, video and power systems |
| Connectivity | Fibre provisioning and brokering, LTE mobile broadband with routers and data bundles including failover, and satellite connectivity at up to 20Mbps downlink on standard equipment |
| Voice — an honest gap | The company’s tagline still names voice, and its ICASA ECS and ECNS code of conduct is published, but no VoIP or business telephony product is detailed anywhere on the current site. The only communications line described is bulk SMS. WhichVoIP will not describe a product it cannot verify at source, so ask directly whether business voice is still offered before making it part of your requirement |
| IT solutions | Managed services, cybersecurity, backup and disaster recovery, and AI and automation work |
| Alternative energy | Custom solar and battery-storage solutions. Pairing connectivity with power is more coherent than it first sounds, since a connection is only as available as the electricity feeding the equipment at both ends |
| Satellite | The genuinely distinctive connectivity line. At up to 20Mbps on standard equipment it puts sites beyond fibre and LTE within reach, which matters for remote operations, mines, farms and construction |
| Head office | 96 Turf Club Street, Turffontein, Johannesburg, per the company’s Google Business Profile, whose phone number matches the published 0861-ENYUKA line. The site itself gives no street address and states that the office works by appointment |
| Memberships and licensing | Member of the Internet Service Providers’ Association, with an ICASA ECS and ECNS code of conduct published. The entity Enyuka Internet Access has appeared in ICASA network-service renewals |
| Coverage | National, run from the Johannesburg head office with site visits by appointment |
| Customer rating | No rating is shown. A Google profile matching the company’s phone number exists but carries two reviews, below the five-review threshold WhichVoIP requires |
| Pricing | Not published. Connectivity, IT and energy are scoped per business and quoted on request |
| Listed In | VoIP Providers |
Connectivity and the power that keeps it running
Coverage for a provider like this is a per-site question, and the satellite option is what makes the answer interesting: where fibre has not been laid and LTE is marginal, a 20Mbps satellite link on standard equipment is often the only realistic connection, which puts remote operations, farms, mines and construction sites within reach. Pair that with the alternative-energy line and the proposition becomes coherent rather than scattered. A remote site needs a connection and the power to run it, and a supplier who quotes both understands that a link is only as available as the inverter feeding the router. There is one thing to settle before you shortlist this supplier for telephony specifically. The company’s own tagline still names voice among its systems and it publishes an ICASA ECS and ECNS code of conduct, but no VoIP or business telephony product is described anywhere on the current site — the only communications line detailed is bulk SMS. That may be a website that has not kept pace with the business, or it may reflect a change in what is offered. Either way, ask the question directly at the first conversation rather than assuming, and get the answer in writing if voice is part of your requirement. Compare providers in the VoIP directory.
Who Enyuka is a fit for
- Remote sites, farms and mining or construction operations needing satellite connectivity
- Businesses wanting the connection and the backup power quoted by the same supplier
- Companies that value ISPA membership and a published ICASA code of conduct
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Compare VoIP providers →Commonly asked questions
How long has Enyuka been trading?
Since 2005, combining communications, data and power systems for business clients.
Does Enyuka still offer VoIP?
The company tagline names voice and it publishes an ICASA ECS and ECNS code of conduct, but no VoIP or business telephony product is detailed anywhere on the current site. Ask directly before making voice part of your requirement.
What connectivity does Enyuka provide?
Fibre provisioning and brokering, LTE mobile broadband with routers and data bundles including failover, and satellite connectivity at up to 20Mbps downlink on standard equipment.
Where is Enyuka based?
96 Turf Club Street, Turffontein, Johannesburg, per its Google profile. The site states the office works by appointment and serves clients nationally.
Does Enyuka do solar?
Yes, custom alternative-energy solutions including solar and battery storage, which pairs sensibly with connectivity for remote sites.
Is Enyuka licensed?
It is an ISPA member and publishes an ICASA ECS and ECNS code of conduct. The entity Enyuka Internet Access has appeared in ICASA network-service renewals. No licence number is published on the site.
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 1 August 2026.