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Eighty-three percent of South African smartphone users connect to the Internet daily, while only 30% of PC users do so. And smartphone use is driving adoption of mobile broadband, with 87% of

The lack of sufficient electricity is the most binding constraint to production and investment in South Africa, finance minister Nhlanhla Nene has acknowledged to MPs. In reply to a written

Smartphone shipments to Africa and the Middle East grew by an “unprecedented” 83% in 2014, according to new research from International Data Corp. The data is included in the IDC’s Q4 2014

While South Africans should be pleased that Eskom successfully performed the first part of its planned maintenance drive without load shedding since 24 April, electricity consumers should be

Minister of telecommunications & postal services Siyabonga Cwele has announced measures the Internet Service Providers’ Association has agreed to to try to suppress xenophobic and other

JSE-listed telecommunications company Huge Group on Tuesday warned shareholders that it is in discussions about a strategic acquisition, cautioning that the deal is big enough to require their

Nkosana Makate, the man who is suing telecommunications giant Vodacom for the “please call me” invention is upbeat that his constitutional court bid might bear fruit. After the high court in

Salaries in Gauteng are on average still the best in South Africa, according to a salary review by jobs website Career Junction. The latest review covers the fourth quarter of 2014 and the first quarter

Eskom claimed on Monday that it had successfully conducted maintenance and added a further 1,5GW of generating capacity back into the national grid. A statement released on Monday

The high court in Pretoria on Friday rejected a bid by the Post Office to have its bank accounts released, part of a battle by a cellphone service provider to recover R50m. “The court ruled that