What happens to the investment that Telkom has made in fibre-optic cables and other hi-tech infrastructure for the 2010 soccer World Cup after the last whistle has been blown in the final game? It’s a question that is worrying a number of executives in SA’s telecommunications industry
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Banking group Absa has expanded its relationship with global money transfer service provider Western Union, allowing its Internet and cellphone…
Johannesburg- and London-listed IT group Datatec’s has managed to keep profit margins relatively stable and grow its cash balance strongly,…
On Tuesday, 11 May, TechCentral hosted the inaugural TechCentral Debate Series event at the First National Bank conference centre in…
SA’s largest IT group, Dimension Data, has continued to show an improvement in its financial performance in the six months…
Parliament’s communications portfolio committee on Tuesday announced the names of candidates shortlisted to be interviewed for four positions on the…
Karl Muller, an activist concerned about the effects of radio frequency radiation on human health, has filed criminal charges against…
Cellphone group Vodacom is making a play into the netbook market. On Tuesday, it unveiled a low-cost compact computer, the…
Lars Reichelt, CEO of mobile operator Cell C, has criticised the Independent Communications Authority of SA (Icasa) for not consulting…
Former Internet Solutions (IS) CEO Angus MacRobert has acquired a minority equity stake in fast-growing, Port Elizabeth-based Internet service provider…