Marius Mostert resumes his duties at Telkom, following a forensic investigation into his activities at the company.
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South Africans travelling abroad will have access to WiFi broadband connectivity at cheaper rates.
The messaging company will provide text banking SMS messaging delivery for the mBanking product.
The company was the number one global corporate notebook vendor in the first quarter of 2009.
The solution enables carriers to effectively monitor and manage mobile data traffic for mobile devices.
Consumer protection must come to the party regarding mobile subscription services.
After its earlier attempt was thwarted, ICASA hopes to issue an invitation to apply for mobile TV licences by mid-July.
Touch-screen technology is taking off in the local market and is now being used in a diverse array of applications.
Telecoms liberalisation allows for the entry of companies ready to prostitute it for their own ends, says CIV director Richard Came.
Telkom raises R1.54 billion to pay shareholders not entitled to benefit from the Vodacom listing.
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