The company has broadened its connectivity options to include a wireless high-speed point-to-point link.
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The wireless broadband provider tries to engage with irate Fourways residents over a tower.
The investment company wants to grow its ICT portfolio.
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The company plans to open photo printing centres in local shopping malls in coming months.