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Remote towns in the Northern and Western Cape will now have Internet access.
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The companies have unveiled a prepaid offering for the BlackBerry Internet Service in SA.
Learning institutions that received donated computers are not putting them to good use, says SMS Web.
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The company joined forces with SA universities, NEPAD and SADC to improve computer and Internet access in Africa.
Draft regulations on carrier pre-select will facilitate real competition in the telecoms market, says Anton Potgieter, executive chairman of Huge Group.
However, consumers may prefer simplicity over cost saving, says the company.