The hour the world unites in a stand against global warming. Bold, simple and accessible, Earth Hour 2009 has one major aim: to show governments, individuals and businesses that it is possible to take action on global warming. The world can no longer wait; and the first step is as easy as turning off a light.

In 2008, 50 million people across 35 countries switched off their lights for one hour. This year, in what we hope will be the world’s largest mass participation event, Earth Hour will be the culmination of one billion people around the globe, in more than 1000 cities from business, government and the community turning off lights as a message to leaders of the world in the run up to the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference in December 2009 that we need a commitment to actions that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions for the short and long term benefit of the planet. 

eNetworks has installed a state of the art Trapeze and Nomadix WiFi network at the exclusive Mandela Rhodes place development in central Cape Town.

Using a mixture of Trapeze radio pads in conjunction with a Nomadix gateway eNetworks has put in place one of the largest WiFi networks in the country. Featuring seamless roaming, the network covers all four buildings in the complex, offering all levels of different billing. Residents can choose a monthly option with a bandwidth cap, and visitors staying for short periods can purchase vouchers for as short a period as 30 minutes.

eNetworks offers solution-driven service and cutting-edge efficiency without sacrificing our personal touch. Our leading priority is technical stability, we simply don't tolerate downtime and our skilled support staff are there to ensure your queries are handled with ease.

We place specific emphasis on quality bandwidth and our variety of access services and  web hosting facilities are available in packages designed to best suit your requirements.