The CEO of Kuwait-based pan-African and Middle Eastern mobile group Zain has resigned. “Saad Al Barrak has handed in his resignation to the chairman of the board and the chairman will present the resignation to board members to look into the matter,” Zain, also known as the Mobile Telecommunications Co, said in a statement.
A task team convened to look into the “bedevilled” affairs of the SABC has found some progress has been made…
State-owned broadcasting signal distributor Sentech is in “urgent need of a turnaround strategy” and requires “drastic and immediate action” if…
It appears that SA politicians are getting increasingly fed-up with the country’s mobile operators. ANC MP Ismail Vadi, chairman of…
Communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda has defended the decision by the Independent Communications Authority of SA (Icasa) not to accept proposals…
Ahead of last week’s launch of Apple’s iPad tablet computer, some commentators had suggested that the device could save journalism.…
Corporate telecommunications service provider MTN Business plans to build data centres in as many as five African countries in 2010.…
Communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda is expected to call a press conference later this week — probably on Thursday — to…
Independent Democrats leader Patricia de Lille has accused mobile phone operators MTN, Vodacom and Cell C of being “arrogant and…
The need for redundant telecommunications routes along Africa’s west coast is becoming increasingly evident after the Sat-3 system went down…
