Wage talks between the four parties proceed this week, in a bid to prevent a crippling strike.
Frost & Sullivan's Growth, Innovation and Leadership Congress revealed considerable growth predictions for the continent.
Kenyans are using Safaricom's mobile payment service in fundraising efforts for food aid.
The company develops solutions to protect devices like smartphones, notebooks, tablets and gaming PCs.
The carrier wins the highest rating in five of six US regions, while competitor AT&T is the worst, according to a study.
Steve Jobs' resignation marks the end of an era, but also highlights the changes it's brought.
In today's technology roundup: Tweets per second record broken, Google CEO 'knew about' rogue drug ads, fake Google certificate discovered, and Mozilla defends Firefox release cycle.
The most interesting snippets out of the Garner Symposium ITxpo, as singled out by ITWeb journalists.
The company's Mobile Reports app provides Android users with immediate insights into the status of their business.
A mobile app enables athletes to view drugs according to their brand names, noting whether or not they are banned.
The tablet device from Research In Motion is now available through Vodacom, but will have to win over sceptics.
A US Embassy cable, leaked by WikiLeaks, alleges the Swaziland king interfered in MTN Swazi's business.
The service provider's local answer to Apple's App Store, BlackBerry's App World and Android's Market will be available this week.