Paratus Group's data centre in Gaborone, providing colocation and enterprise connectivity to Botswana's stable and growing digital economy.
Paratus Gaborone Data Centre is operated by Paratus Group, a pan-African technology and telecommunications company headquartered in Windhoek, Namibia, with operations across multiple southern African countries. The Gaborone facility serves as Paratus's primary data centre in Botswana, providing colocation, managed hosting, and enterprise connectivity services to businesses, financial institutions, and government agencies in one of sub-Saharan Africa's most stable and prosperous economies.
The data centre connects to Paratus's pan-African fibre network and to international transit providers, giving customers access to global connectivity through Botswana's growing digital infrastructure. It is directly linked to Botswana's national fibre backbone and provides peering services at the Botswana Internet Exchange Point (BIXP), enabling efficient local traffic exchange.
Botswana's resource-rich economy, stable political environment, and diamond-driven wealth have historically provided a strong foundation for digital infrastructure investment. Paratus Gaborone Data Centre supports Botswana's digital diversification strategy and the growing demand from financial services, mining, and government sectors for reliable, enterprise-grade data centre services.
