Vodacom is ditching its 24,9% stake in iBurst parent Wireless Business Solutions (WBS) Holdings to increase its chances of being awarded radio frequency spectrum that will allow it to build a fourth-generation (4G) cellphone network. The mobile operator confirmed last week that it would sell WBS so as to be eligible
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iBurst CEO Jannie van Zyl has resigned. TechCentral reported on Friday that Van Zyl was set to leave the company…
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Cellphone group Vodacom will sell its 24,9% stake in iBurst parent company WBS Holdings. And the other WBS shareholders, including…
Vodacom SA is stepping up the pace of roll-out of higher-speed 3G base stations. Ahead of the soccer World Cup,…
JSE-listed cellphone giant Vodacom — majority owned by the UK’s Vodafone — on Monday reported an increase in headline earnings…