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    Vox partners with Snom, grows VoIP telephony portfolio

    By Vox28 January 2020

    Promoted | Vox has partnered with Snom, a leading global provider of voice-over-Internet protocol phones and conferencing solutions, to distribute and support its products in the South African market.

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    The Wacs cable, one of two cable systems damaged earlier this month due to a suspected undersea earthquake, will probably only be fixed on 8 February.

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    JSE- and Nasdaq-listed technology company Net1 UEPS Technologies will sell its Korean payments processing business KSNet to Stonebridge Capital and Payletter for R3.5-billion.

    MTN promises better customer service with new platform

    By Staff Reporter27 January 2020

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    Yekani CEO denies blaming minister’s husband for firm’s woes

    By Staff Reporter27 January 2020

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    By Martyn Landi27 January 2020

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    Minister’s husband blamed for closure of R1-billion electronics factory

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