EXSA, already licensed to trade locally, now wants to move electricity across Southern African borders.
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Eskom said on Friday that it had appointed Calib Cassim as its interim chief executive, after André de Ruyter left the company.
Blue Label Telecoms, which owns about 49.5% of Cell C, looks set to make an offer to take control of the company in the coming months.
The Automotive Business Council has recommended that government subsidise South Africans wanting to buy full electric vehicles to the tune of R80 000.
Investors welcomed plans by government to take on 60% of Eskom’s debt over the next three years.
Eskom CEO André de Ruyter will depart as CEO of Eskom with immediate effect after he slammed the ANC and its “embarrassing”, Soviet-era ideology in a media interview.
MTN South Africa is increasing its consumer post-paid subscription fees by an average of 5.1%. Voice tariffs are also rising.
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Huawei is emerging as the runaway winner in China’s $170-billion effort to build out its 5G wireless networks, part of a concerted effort by Beijing to seize the lead in a key technology from the US.
Netflix posted the strongest financial results in company history Tuesday, adding a record 15.8 million paid subscribers — almost double the figure forecast by Wall Street analysts.
Huawei Technologies’ rapid growth slowed to a crawl in the first quarter after Covid-19 depressed demand for smartphones and networking gear around the globe.
SAP co-CEO Jennifer Morgan, appointed in October to the top executive post alongside Christian Klein, will abruptly leave the German software company at the end of April.
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Regulators and policy makers across Africa need to work with the telecommunications industry to harmonise radio frequency spectrum for broadband. Doing so will help drive down costs, especially of handsets, says Magnus Mchunguzi, who is MD of Ericsson in South Africa. Working together on
