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Telecommunications ·18 Apr 2020

New case deals with a South African who was charged more to cancel their phone contract than to keep it

Telecommunications ·15 Apr 2020

Vodacom will spend over R500 million on additional network capacity during lockdown

Telecommunications ·15 Apr 2020

MTN bosses give up a third of their salaries as part of R250 million coronavirus relief plan

Telecommunications ·6 Apr 2020

All South Africans will now get daily SMSes about the coronavirus – and other new changes you should know

Telecommunications ·6 Apr 2020

Mobile operators get ’emergency spectrum’ to help with internet demand during South Africa’s lockdown

Telecommunications ·6 Apr 2020

The best and worst mobile networks in South Africa

Telecommunications ·2 Apr 2020

South Africa launches mobile tracking to find where the coronavirus may have spread

Telecommunications ·1 Apr 2020

Cell C announces free lifeline data package

Telecommunications ·26 Mar 2020

What you need to know if you are a Telkom customer during national shutdown

Telecommunications ·20 Mar 2020

MTN announces massive price cuts and free data

Telecommunications ·19 Mar 2020

Regulator wants free DStv and mobile data bundles in South Africa due to coronavirus

Telecommunications ·28 Feb 2020

Blue Label reports earnings turnaround after Cell C write down

Telecommunications ·26 Feb 2020

Union heads to court to stop Telkom job cuts

Telecommunications ·25 Feb 2020

More than 1,600 Telkom employees request voluntary severance and retirement packages

Telecommunications ·23 Feb 2020

New case deals with a South African who lost R30,000 to SIM-swap fraud – here’s what happened

Telecommunications ·18 Feb 2020

Criminals get 10 years in jail for MTN cell tower battery theft

Telecommunications ·10 Feb 2020

Telkom says WhatsApp and new tech partly to blame for retrenchments

Telecommunications ·6 Feb 2020

Vodacom to take control of Vodafone Ghana

Telecommunications ·5 Feb 2020

Thieves caught with more than 24 Vodacom cellphone tower batteries

Telecommunications ·5 Feb 2020

The big changes Vodacom, MTN and other operators are expected to introduce this year – including free data

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