The company aims to double the size of its business in SA, from its current capacity of 600 agents to 1 200 over the next 24 months.
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The sale of Vodacom could shave off more than 40% of Telkom's annual revenue, a knock that could be hard to absorb.
The telecoms giant will appoint several new board members and lose others after it lists on the JSE.
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Telkom's 50% ownership kept Vodacom boxed out of much of Africa.
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January 2009 was the strongest growth month in the company's history.
The events, presented by industry expert Rob Cooper, take place across SA until 21 April.
The company's interim results to end December reflect increased revenue, although its mining division has taken a knock.
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The operator expects to be independent of Telkom by 4 May and will list on the JSE the day after.
Despite volatile markets, Vodacom will be a sought-after investment.
The company's Australian subsidiary posts a net loss for the first time as the global economy tanks.