MWeb dropped a bombshell on the SA Internet industry on Thursday morning when it announced it was slashing the cost of fixed-line broadband and introducing uncapped offerings starting at just R219/month. The move, which brings SA more in line with Internet prices in other markets, could spark a price war among Internet service providers in the next few months.
Altech will soon expand into Brazil and China, and increase its presence in India and Nigeria, as the JSE-listed IT…
A company partly owned by communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda was allegedly unlawfully awarded a R67,8m tender by the Gauteng roads…
On Digital Media on Thursday unveiled its plans to enter SA’s pay-TV market in May, becoming the first company to…
After four years of planning, On Digital Media (ODM) has finally played its hand. The first alternative pay-TV operator to…
MWeb, part of media group Naspers, has thrown down the gauntlet to its rivals in the Internet service provider market,…
MWeb, a unit of media giant Naspers, has joined the broadband price war in SA, offering aggressively priced uncapped broadband.…
Telkom, which will become SA’s fourth mobile network operator when it launches commercial wireless services later this year, will sign…
First came the news that Cell C is planning to sell its national network of base stations to a third-party tower operator. Now MTN SA, looking to cut costs, may begin selling space on its towers to competitors. Why, suddenly, is infrastructure sharing all the rage?
SA is one of the fastest-growing markets worldwide for BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM). The Canadian company is enjoying…
