Omni Africa — VoIP and unified communications provider in Sandton
Omni Africa is a pan-African IT integrator based in Sunninghill, Sandton, with offices in five more countries across southern Africa. Telecommunications is one line inside a broad practice that also covers business software, cloud hosting, cabling, security and training, and its voice offering runs from hosted PBX and IP telephony through to fixed GSM and telephony management.
Key facts
| Who they are | A pan-African information technology integrator headquartered in Sandton, describing its mission as helping customers grow using current technology. Telecoms sits alongside business software, cloud, security and training rather than being the core trade |
| Voice services | Unified communications and collaboration, hosted PBX, on-site PBX, IP telephony and fixed GSM, delivered as a managed service covering design, installation, setup and maintenance |
| Telephony management | Call management with reporting, plus network and application monitoring. For a business that wants to see where its call spend actually goes, reporting delivered as part of the managed service is worth asking about specifically |
| Connectivity | Fibre, wireless and satellite access, plus capped and uncapped DSL. Satellite is notable given the multi-country footprint, since it covers sites where terrestrial options run out |
| Also offers | Data cabling, networking, storage, access control, cyber security and surveillance; business cloud and hosting for ERP, payroll, HR, CRM and business intelligence; professional services including application development and consulting; plus office supplies and training |
| Head office | 14 Eglin Road, Unit 401, Eglin House, Sunninghill, Sandton, 2157, Gauteng, in the 1410 Eglin Office Park |
| Coverage | South Africa plus regional offices in Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe. A single supplier across six southern African countries is a genuine differentiator if your business operates across borders |
| Pricing | Quote-based. No rate card is published for voice or any other line, which is normal for an integrator whose work is scoped per project |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. Where an integrator resells voice from a licensed operator this is common — ask which operator carries the calls and holds the numbers |
| Customer rating | 4.8 from 41 Google reviews, on a profile matching the company’s domain and street address. One caveat matters when reading it: the reviews overwhelmingly describe the company’s business-software practice, naming Sage products and implementation consultants, rather than its telephony work. The score is a fair reflection of Omni Africa as a business, not specifically of its phone systems |
| Founded | Not publicly stated. No founding year appears on the website |
| Listed In | VoIP Providers |
Six countries, one supplier, and a phone system inside a bigger practice
The reason to look at Omni Africa is the map. Offices in South Africa, Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe mean a business operating across those borders can buy phones, connectivity and IT support from one supplier instead of finding a new partner in each country and reconciling six invoices. Satellite sitting in the connectivity list matters for the same reason, because regional sites frequently run out of terrestrial options. That breadth carries the obvious trade-off, and it is worth being direct about it. Telephony is one line among many here, next to Sage implementations, cabling, CCTV and even stationery, so the depth of voice-specific expertise is a fair thing to test. Ask who on the team owns telephony, which platform the hosted PBX actually runs on, and which licensed operator carries the calls. The Google score of 4.8 across 41 reviews is strong, but read what the reviews describe: they are almost entirely about business software and implementation consultants rather than phone systems. Treat it as evidence about the company, not about the PBX. Compare voice specialists in the VoIP directory.
Who Omni Africa is a fit for
- Businesses operating across southern Africa that want one supplier in six countries
- Companies wanting telephony, cabling, cloud and business software from a single integrator
- Sites where fibre and wireless run out and satellite connectivity is the practical option
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What does Omni Africa do?
It is a pan-African IT integrator covering telecommunications, business software, cloud hosting, cabling, networking, security, surveillance, professional services and training.
Which countries does Omni Africa operate in?
South Africa, with regional offices in Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
What voice services does Omni Africa offer?
Unified communications and collaboration, hosted PBX, on-site PBX, IP telephony and fixed GSM, plus telephony management with reporting, delivered as a managed service.
What is Omni Africa rated on Google?
4.8 from 41 reviews. Note that the reviews largely describe its Sage business-software practice rather than its telephony work, so the score reflects the company broadly rather than its phone systems specifically.
Where is Omni Africa based?
At 14 Eglin Road, Unit 401, Eglin House, Sunninghill, Sandton 2157, in the 1410 Eglin Office Park.
Is Omni Africa a specialist voice provider?
No. Telephony is one line within a broad IT practice. That is an advantage if you want one supplier across systems and countries, and a reason to test voice-specific depth if the phone system is your main concern.
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.