Consumers are likely to come to rely increasingly on wireless technologies for broadband Internet access because the country is not investing sufficiently quickly in fixed-line alternatives. That’s the view of MWeb Business
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Vodacom’s share price shot up 4,5% on Wednesday after it said a solid performance at its key SA subsidiary and strong growth in demand for data bolstered its numbers in its third
Red Bull Mobile, the new mobile brand being launched next week by telecommunications company Cell C and energy-drinks company Red Bull, will offer high-end smartphones
A dispute lodged by the UK’s Vodafone at the Advertising Standards Authority appears to have inadvertently provided insights into Vodacom’s plans to rebrand itself this year
Cell C has won the latest round in its ongoing skirmishes with MTN at the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). SA’s cellular operators have been gunning for each other since Cell C
Cell C has been the biggest beneficiary of mobile number portability. Nearly a quarter of a million consumers have ported their numbers to Cell C’s network since number portability
News that SA is getting another mobile virtual network operator, the second after Virgin Mobile, might seem like a bit of a yawn at first. But given Red Bull’s powerful marketing and youthful
Red Bull Mobile will not be a full-fledged mobile virtual network operator. Rather, Cell C will run the network on behalf of the Austrian energy-drinks company and own the subscribers
Episode 22 SA’s business technology podcast, TalkCentral, is ready to go, now with video. This week, your hosts Duncan McLeod and Candice Jones chat about the imminent launch of Red Bull Mobile
The news that Cell C is signing a deal with international energy-drinks company Red Bull to bring a second virtual mobile network operator (MVNO) to SA may have struck some as peculiar and too ambitious