Jacques du Toit steps down after more than a decade in charge, as Vox and Frogfoot close in on their R14.4-billion funding deal.
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Four import-export licences are out, but the electricity regulator’s import and export rules are not.
He will be the distributor’s third CEO since mid-2025, after Emile Burger left in July following just 14 months in charge.
Telkom says Icasa’s equity rules go beyond the B-BBEE Act and may have deterred network investment.
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It’s only six months since Nvidia was being hailed as Wall Street’s next $1-trillion technology stock. The memory now seems distant.
Reunert would consider an acquisition of EOH Holdings if the listed IT services group was put up for sale, CEO Alan Dickson has told TechCentral.
The ANC has said communications regulator Icasa must introduce a “secondary market” for spectrum trading in South Africa.
The long-delayed recapitalisation of debt-laden mobile operator Cell C is inching forward, with secured lenders set to vote on a “compromise offer” next month.
Ekurhuleni, east of Johannesburg, may have a head start in the race between South African cities to buy their own power to alleviate load shedding.
Reunert has increased its interim dividend by 7% to 75c/share, despite tough trading conditions that saw it eke out a 1% year-on-year improvement in headline earnings per share.
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Vodacom Group parent Vodafone Group’s dividend has cracked under the strain of falling revenue, soaring spectrum costs and a $21-billion acquisition, in a grim reality check for Europe’s struggling phone industry.
Facebook’s challenges can be tackled through regulation, not by breaking up the company, a company official wrote Saturday in the New York Times.
SpaceX satellites designed to beam Internet coverage from space to underserved areas of the world have been revealed by Elon Musk ahead of their anticipated launch later this week.
The co-founder of Facebook has called for the social network to be broken up, labelling…
The multibillion-rand Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project has landed in SA hands, but it might be just a notional victory for the country as funding remains in limbo. With an estimated budget of €1,5bn (R16bn) and most developed countries facing their own debt and funding crunch, it is unclear at
The Flame malware that infected computers across the Middle East and North Africa is a “cyber weapon”, probably developed by a nation state for the purpose of espionage. This is the view of Vitaly Kamluk, chief malware expert at Russia’s Kaspersky Lab, the antivirus company that played an instrumental
