Internet service provider MWeb, which stunned the market a year ago with the introduction of SA’s first relatively affordable uncapped broadband offerings, is at it again, this time in server hosting

Telkom should know the name of its new CEO today, with the telecommunications group expected to make the formal announcement sometime in the morning. It’s widely anticipated

Oil giant Shell’s plans to prospect for shale gas in the Karoo could affect SA’s bid to build the world’s biggest radio telescope, MPs heard on Wednesday. Science and technology deputy director-general Val Munsami said

There is something about Nashua Mobile’s new CEO Andy Baker that instantly puts the people around him at ease. It’s a talent that has worked in his favour throughout his career, he tells me in his spacious office at the company’s Midrand

Telkom has escaped with a slap on the wrist from the JSE after the telecommunications group in January released market-sensitive information to journalists about the resignation of acting group CEO Jeffrey Hedberg

Orange Kenya is set to become the second telecommunications operator in the East African nation to roll out fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) services. Its plans follow Wananchi Group’s FTTH project

The idea of the world’s most famous genetic scientist addressing a group of computer nerds, Web designers and geeks of every stripe might have seemed incongruous two decades ago. But, as J Craig Venter puts it

Telecommunications operators have long said bringing high-speed fibre to the home in SA is simply not a commercial proposition. Now a new player, i3 Africa, wants to do exactly that. If it pulls off the project, it will change SA

A hearing by the Competition Tribunal into alleged abuse of dominance by Telkom has been postponed to October. The case was supposed to be heard in May. However, the commission wants to amend

If your ad plays on TV, but there is no one sitting on the sofa to see it, did it actually play? This twist on the age-old philosophical riddle calls into question the validity of “reach” as a metric