Amid stiff competition, DStv is cutting hardware costs and letting households split subscription payments.
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The rand is stronger against the US dollar than it was a decade ago as a falling dollar and surging gold price lift the local currency.
South Africa’s new immigration white paper proposes a sweeping, tech-driven overhaul.
The decision by Leon Schreiber to hike fees for accessing home affairs’ online verification system will be reviewed in court.
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Some Windows 10 users will be forced to double the amount of space on their PC to install future updates, as Microsoft has increased the amount of storage required to install its newest software.
It’s not MTN’s biggest operation, but Ghana is nonetheless an important market for the group. And the latest results from the West African subsidiary are likely to cheer investors.
The ham-fisted way in which Vodacom implemented Icasa’s data regulations damaged the operator’s reputation and drove consumers to threatening to quit the network, according to new research.
The number of dead Facebook account holders could outnumber the living within 50 years, new research has claimed.
South Africa’s largest labour federation is prepared to discuss reducing workers at the nation’s power utility if it’s given proof of overstaffing and that job cuts would save Eskom.
MTN has accused the Competition Commission of using outdated information in preparing its report on the data services market in South Africa.
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