Phuthuma Networks appeals to government to intervene in its R3.7 billion case against Telkom.
Solidarity sees political appointments as the root cause of Telkom's “dramatic decline”.
The satellite TV newcomer secures more than 200 000 subscribers in seven months.
Government's new incentives for the BPO sector are already garnering interest from international companies.
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