Nosihle Telecommunications — business phone system and ICT provider in Johannesburg
Nosihle Telecommunications builds business technology around voice, data and IT from Wedgefield Office Park in Bryanston. Its scope runs across voice, data, access, VPN, cloud services, cyber security, CCTV and access control, enterprise mobility, productivity tools and IT hardware and support, delivered through partnerships with established telecommunications and technology vendors rather than on its own infrastructure.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Johannesburg ICT integrator whose stated scope covers voice, data, access, VPN, cloud services, security (cyber, CCTV and access control), enterprise mobility, productivity solutions and IT hardware, software and support |
| Voice services | Business phone systems and voice services delivered through vendor partnerships. The site names no specific platforms or partners, so establish which system is being proposed and which carrier terminates the calls before comparing any quote |
| Model | An integrator rather than a network operator. That is a legitimate model and often the right one for a mid-sized business, but it means the service quality depends on both the partner behind the product and the integrator managing it |
| Head office | Wedgefield Office Park, Block A, 17 Muswell Road South, Bryanston, Johannesburg, 2021, per the company’s Google Business Profile. The website itself publishes no street address |
| Coverage | Johannesburg and the wider Gauteng region for on-site work, with hosted voice available wherever there is a stable connection |
| Customer rating | No rating is shown. The company’s Google Business Profile matches its domain but carries no reviews, so there is nothing to publish |
| Pricing | Quote-based across the range, billed in rand. Voice, connectivity and IT are scoped per client rather than sold from a product sheet |
| Founded | Not published on the website |
| ICASA licence | Not published. As a reseller of voice and connectivity, Nosihle carries calls on a licensed partner network, so confirm the licensed entity when you request a quote |
| What to ask for | Because the public detail is thin, a buyer needs more from the first conversation than usual: the platform name, the underlying carrier, two reference sites of similar size, and a written feature list |
| Listed In | Phone System Providers |
An integrator whose detail lives in the conversation, not the website
Business phone systems delivered by an integrator work over your existing connectivity, so coverage is a question about each site’s line rather than a footprint map. The useful thing to understand about Nosihle is its shape: it assembles voice, connectivity, security and IT from established vendors and manages the result, which suits a mid-sized business that wants one accountable supplier rather than four contracts. What it does not do is publish the specifics. The website describes categories rather than products, names no platforms and no partners, and gives no pricing, which is not unusual for this kind of firm but does shift the work onto you. Treat the first conversation as the discovery the website did not do. Get the phone-system platform named, get the carrier behind it named, and ask for the feature list in writing so it can be lined up against competing quotes. Ask for two reference customers of similar size, because with an integrator the delivery track record matters more than the product sheet. On security and access control, confirm whether the same team handles it or whether that work is subcontracted, since a single point of accountability is the main reason to buy this way in the first place. Compare providers in the phone system directory.
Who Nosihle Telecommunications is a fit for
- Johannesburg businesses wanting phones, connectivity, security and IT under one supplier
- Companies that prefer a managed relationship to buying each component separately
- Buyers willing to do the product discovery in conversation rather than on a website
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Compare Phone System providers →Commonly asked questions
What does Nosihle Telecommunications do?
It integrates voice, data, access, VPN, cloud services, cyber security, CCTV and access control, enterprise mobility, productivity tools and IT support for Johannesburg businesses.
Which phone systems does Nosihle supply?
The website names no specific platforms or vendor partners. Ask directly which system is proposed and which carrier terminates the calls before comparing quotes.
Where is Nosihle based?
Wedgefield Office Park, Block A, 17 Muswell Road South, Bryanston, Johannesburg, per its Google Business Profile. The website publishes no street address.
What does Nosihle charge?
Nothing is published. Voice, connectivity and IT are scoped per client, so ask for each component itemised if you want to compare any part of it to the market.
How long has Nosihle been trading?
No founding year is published on the website, so the company’s age is not stated here rather than estimated.
Why is no customer rating shown?
The company Google Business Profile matches its domain but carries no reviews, so there is no rating to publish.
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 31 July 2026.