MTN Nigeria’s service revenue growth recovered to 19.7% in the third quarter after a second-quarter slump.
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Icasa says South Africa’s trade in second-hand network licences isn’t working and wants direct applications instead.
A proposed new South African space law would make it an offence…
Chainalysis says thousands of rapid transactions suggest the record Binance haul is being laundered automatically.
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City Power has warned it will impose “load reduction” on Johannesburg residents to “protect the grid from total collapse”.
An antitrust tribunal in Nigeria has fined MultiChoice and ordered a month of free viewing for its subscribers there.
Stellantis is considering expanding into the production of new-energy vehicles in South Africa, its local MD said.
Volkswagen’s top executive in South Africa said uncertainty about power supply is limiting its ability to expand.
The first tranche of severance packages for retrenched employees of the state-owned entity is being paid on Friday.
Bash, the online retail platform built by Superbalist co-founders Claude Hannan and Luke Jadeyekin for TFG, is proving to be a success for the retailer.
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BT Group shares advanced as much as 9.5% following a report that India’s Reliance Industries is weighing up a possible offer for the UK’s biggest phone company.
Bitcoin tumbled over 9% on Friday, dragging smaller tokens down, after the discovery of a new, potentially vaccine-resistant coronavirus variant.
Car makers are having to get creative to cope with the global shortage of semiconductors.
Orange will find a successor to its chairman and CEO Stephane Richard after a Paris appeal court convicted him of complicity of misuse of public funds.
The focus on “state capture” in South Africa has tended to divert attention from a deeper question. How can the distribution of wealth and control over the economy be changed in material terms? There is an implicit justification for corruption
Samsung Electronics didn’t quite come out and actually say it, but Korea’s most valuable company is probably going to split as soon as next year. Samsung’s stock reached its highest since going public

































