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Gijima’s share price tanked on Wednesday after the company revealed it has decided to suspend dividend payouts, with no indication that the payments will be reinstated any time soon
MTN Group chairman Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday delivered a tribute to outgoing CEO and president Phuthuma Nhleko, who is leaving the telecommunications operator at the end of March. See the video here
US search giant Google has put aside about US$4m that will be split between five different projects related to the preservation of SA history and the growth of Internet access
Telkom has hit out at a media report that places the company at the centre of a black economic empowerment tender row, saying a dispute between tendering partners has nothing to do with it
Embattled pay-TV player Super 5 Media has been granted yet another extension by the Independent Communications Authority of SA (Icasa) to bring a commercial service to market
Core Group, which distributes Apple products in SA, has slashed the price of the first-generation iPad. The price cuts are in line with reduced prices internationally following the announcement
The department of home affairs has hailed the settlement it reached over the weekend with JSE-listed IT group Gijima, saying the agreement is in the best interest of the state and taxpayers
Motorola will begin selling its highly anticipated Apple iPad rival, the Xoom, in SA next month. The Xoom, which runs the latest version of Google’s Android operating
T-Systems SA, a unit of the German IT company owned by Deutsche Telekom, is the latest IT services firm to leap into cloud computing, offering its business customers hosted SAP and other services via its three data centres.