Some 21 000 schools in SA do not have Internet access and the Department of Communications has taken responsibility.
Voluntary retrenchment costs and an operating loss from 8ta hurt Telkom's earnings.
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Mobile operator, Bharti Airtel plans to spend $1 billion in Africa this year following a partnership with Comviva.
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The department will finalise an integrated broadband implementation plan in the current financial year.
Jobs will be created across various industry sub-sectors through the provision of broadband infrastructure and e-cooperatives.
The State IT Agency has deployed satellite connectivity to Thusong centres, says the Department of Public Service and Administration.
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The software group made a net loss after stripping out the units it sold to Business Connexion.
Following ICASA's approval of the local loop unbundling discussion document, unions fear more job losses at Telkom.
Three major banks are working together to create a mobile payment service that rivals PayPal, Google and Fiserv.
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No private sector company has the influence to significantly affect key strategic decisions around e-tolling, says Sanral.
The investment will aid MDA Property Systems to reach the next stage of its growth plan.
New tolls will help fund a R149 billion road improvement backlog.