Despite conditions set out by government, Vodacom will not have a black CEO.
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It features a DV camcorder, digital recorder, 2MP camera, FM radio and MP3/MP4 player.
The emergence of SaaS means even micro-enterprises can enjoy the benefits of unified communications, says Louis Yssel, CEO of YSL Group.
Consumers will be able to access the Free WiFi service at Sundance coffee shops around Cape Town.
Two local companies have released cellphone payment alternatives to traditional banking.
The long-awaited deal for Vodafone to raise its stake in Vodacom to 65% is being signed today.
In a bid to cover all computing bases, Acer heads into the smart handheld market.
The integrated value-added services provider forms a new alliance with MTN.
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While cellphone payment is accessible and secure, there are interoperability barriers to overcome.