Likusasa / LeadEPC partnership

LeadEPC is an EPC company based in South Africa that was formed in 2012 in collaboration with Likusasa Engineering and Contracting, a Sub Saharan Engineering & Construction contractor.

Likusasa at SatCom 2014

Likusasa shared a stand with Connect Africa at the SatCom 2014 exhibition and conference held in Sandton during May, and which was co-located with the Rural Telecoms show.

The show was well attended and likusasa staff members, Pier Lorusso and Fernando Azevedo…

Likusasa establishes in Senegal

Likusasa has established a company in Senegal in order to enhance our footprint and extend our services to Clients in the West African region.

Working with a local partner, Tellatic, Likusasa can now offer our full range of products and services in…

Vodacom Mozambique roll out continues into 2014 with a focus on safety

Following a successful roll — out in 2013, Likusasa continues into 2014 with a roll out of low cost rural sites for Vodacom Mozambique in the central region which is expected to consist of 100 grid connected…

MTN Zambia awards a remote BSC contract to LIkusasa

Likusasa Zambia has been awarded a design and build contract for a remote BSC at Livingstone by MTN Zambia.

This award follows on from the successful completion of another remote BSC at Chingola during 2013 for MTN.

Likusasa sponsors the SA Gaels

Likusasa is sponsoring the “Likusasa Celts” a team competing in the SA Gaels 2014 super league. The team is composed of experience gaelic players from Ireland along with up and coming players from Thembisa and Alexandra townships.

Likusasa receives Health and Safety Award from Vodacom Mozambique

Likusasa was awarded an “Excellence in HSE Performance Award” by Vodacom Mozambique for our efforts during the 2013 Phase 10 roll out project.

MTN Zambia BTS site roll out awarded to Likusasa Zambia

Likusasa is delighted to have been awarded the 2014 BTS site roll out by MTN Zambia.

This roll out follows on from a previous successful roll out for MTN Zambia in 2012, and consists of 53 sites in total, with a target completion of April 2014.