The owner of Pep and Ackermans accounts for more than seven in 10 prepaid phone sales in retail channels in South Africa.
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The high court has found that former Dimension Data executives’ scheme to sell The Campus was “brazen and dishonest” – and now NTT wants them to pay up and be declared delinquent directors.
The decision by the Competition Tribunal to block Vodacom’s acquisition of a co-controlling stake in fibre operator Maziv is headed to the competition appeal court.
The broadcasters’ fight over channel removals and restrictions on sports sublicensing agreements has been settled.
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Reunert, one of South Africa’s longest-lived companies, will begin trading on the A2X next week.
Former Eskom CEO André de Ruyter will take up a position as a visiting senior fellow at Yale University.
Eskom is expected to implement alternating stages of load shedding throughout this week – and may suspend it entirely.
First National Bank plans to install solar power solutions at 100 of its branches countrywide, it said on Monday.
South Africa won’t succumb to US pressure to stop using Huawei Technologies equipment, an official said.
South Africa’s telecommunications operators expand on their plans for frequencies in the digital dividend bands.
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Elon Musk said he will step down as CEO of Twitter once he finds a replacement, but will still run some key divisions.
The move comes a day after company owner Elon Musk posted a poll in which users called for him to step down.
Repetition breeds reality. Such is the case with allegations the US has levelled at China in their budding economic Cold War.
Huawei cut loose a sales director arrested in Poland on suspicion of espionage, moving swiftly to distance itself from a case that may crystallise fears the telecommunications giant helps Beijing spy on Western governments.