BoFiNet Strengthens Media Partnerships with Exclusive DDDC Tour – A Step Towards a Globally Connected Botswana

On Wednesday, 29th April 2026, BoFiNet hosted members of the media at the Digital Delta Data Centre (DDDC) for an exclusive tour and engagement session, a strategic move to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders and offer firsthand insight into Botswana's rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Rather than a conventional press briefing, the focus was on immersion and transparency, conducted within a carefully managed framework that upholds the highest standards of security and client confidentiality. Journalists were granted controlled, supervised access to the DDDC, a Tier III facility that stands as a testament to Botswana's readiness to compete on the global digital stage. With a 380-rack capacity, redundant power systems, continuous cooling infrastructure, and multi-layered security protocols, the centre exemplifies world-class standards in data hosting and protection.

Throughout the tour, BoFiNet adhered to strict privacy and security protocols, ensuring that all client information and operational data remained protected at all times. The media observed the facility's capabilities, from its robust infrastructure to the Government's commitment to migrating critical services to the centre, while respecting the confidentiality that underpins every client relationship. This measured approach reflects BoFiNet's broader vision: to position Botswana as a trusted digital hub, not just regionally, but globally.

Beyond the infrastructure, the engagement underscored BoFiNet's commitment to transparency and collaborative partnerships, always balanced with the duty to safeguard client interests. By inviting the media to see the DDDC under controlled conditions, the organisation is fostering a shared understanding of its role in driving national development through connectivity, innovation, and trust, without compromising the privacy of those it serves.

As BoFiNet continues to expand its national fibre network, now nearing 14,000 kilometres, and roll out local access projects across the country, the organisation remains focused on its dual mandate: operating commercially while delivering on its public interest obligations. The DDDC is not just a data centre; it is a symbol of Botswana's digital ambition and a cornerstone of the country's future economic growth.

BoFiNet is building more than infrastructure, it is building lasting relationships, trust, and a digitally inclusive future for Botswana and beyond, with confidentiality and integrity at the heart of every engagement.