Your Communications — fibre, wireless and VoIP provider in KwaZulu-Natal
Your Communications runs licensed fibre, wireless and voice services from Riverhorse Valley in Durban, and holds both ECS and ECNS licences with the certificates published on its own site. Home fibre starts at R499 a month and home wireless at R577, with business fibre, LTE and 5G alongside. Print management, PaperCut, data-centre work and structured cabling round out an offer aimed at businesses that want one supplier for the line, the phones and the office technology.
Key facts
| Who they are | A KwaZulu-Natal connectivity and voice provider running home and business fibre, home wireless, LTE and 5G, with VoIP telephony, print management, data-centre work, WiFi, CCTV, access control and cabling alongside |
| ICASA licences | Holds both ECS (Electronic Communications Service) and ECNS (Electronic Communications Network Service) licences, with both certificates published on the site. Publishing the certificates rather than merely claiming the status is unusual and worth crediting |
| Pricing | Published for the residential products: home fibre from R499 a month at 30Mbps and home wireless from R577 a month at 10Mbps. Business connectivity and voice are quoted per site |
| Voice services | Business VoIP telephony, which the company markets on a saving of up to 40% against a conventional phone bill. Test that against your current invoice line by line rather than taking the headline |
| Head office | Block 4, Office 425, 35 Island Circle, Riverhorse Valley, Durban, 4017 |
| Coverage | KwaZulu-Natal and surrounding regions. Fibre is street-specific; wireless, LTE and 5G depend on the tower serving the address. For rural and peri-urban sites where fibre has not reached, satellite and LTE are the practical options |
| Customer rating | 4.9 from 316 Google reviews on a profile matching the domain and the published phone number. That is the largest review sample in this batch by some distance, and a very high score to sustain across it |
| Also offers | Intelligent print devices and PaperCut print tracking, data centre, WiFi, CCTV, access control, cabling and networking, plus flexible monthly financing |
| Financing | Monthly payment options are offered across the hardware lines. Ask for the split between equipment, finance and service, since a bundled monthly figure hides which is which |
| Founded | Not published as a year. The company references more than ten years of customer operations. Wesley Wells is named as a director |
| Listed In | Fibre Internet Providers |
Licensed at both levels, and it publishes the certificates
Connectivity coverage is an address question and always will be, but the more useful distinction with this provider is regulatory. Most companies in this directory resell somebody else’s licensed capacity. Your Communications holds ECS and ECNS licences in its own name and publishes both certificates, which means the entity you contract with is also the entity holding the regulatory standing. When a fault needs escalating or a compliance question comes up in a tender, that shortens the chain considerably, and the published certificates save you the trip to the ICASA register. The commercial picture is straightforward for a home or small-office buyer: R499 for 30Mbps fibre and R577 for 10Mbps wireless are published, comparable numbers you can act on. Business connectivity and voice are quoted, so ask for them itemised, and treat the up-to-40% voice saving as a hypothesis to test against your last invoice rather than a figure to bank. The 4.9 across 316 reviews is the strongest published signal in this batch and it is worth reading rather than counting, because a sample that size tells you what the company is consistently good at. If you are outside fibre reach, ask what LTE, 5G and satellite actually deliver at your address before committing. Compare providers and networks in the fibre directory.
Who Your Communications is a fit for
- KwaZulu-Natal businesses that want a licensed operator rather than a reseller in the contract
- Rural and peri-urban sites where fibre has not reached and LTE or 5G is the practical option
- Offices consolidating connectivity, phones, print management and cabling with one supplier
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Is Your Communications ICASA licensed?
Yes, it holds both ECS and ECNS licences and publishes both certificates on its own website, which is more than most providers do.
What does Your Communications cost?
Home fibre starts at R499 a month for 30Mbps and home wireless at R577 for 10Mbps. Business connectivity and VoIP are quoted per site.
Where is Your Communications based?
Block 4, Office 425, 35 Island Circle, Riverhorse Valley, Durban. It serves KwaZulu-Natal and surrounding regions.
Does Your Communications offer business phones?
Yes, VoIP telephony marketed on a saving of up to 40% against a conventional phone bill. Test that against your own invoice rather than taking the headline figure.
What if fibre is not available at my address?
Wireless, LTE, 5G and satellite are offered as alternatives, which is the practical route for rural and peri-urban sites. Confirm what each actually delivers at your specific address.
What is Your Communications rated on Google?
4.9 from 316 reviews, on a profile matching the domain and published phone number. That is the largest sample of any provider in this batch.
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.