The product awareness drive started in July at the Baragwanath taxi rank in Soweto.
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To many people, convergence only starts to make sense when it is given a practical context.
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The additional security measure has helped to curb online fraud, say local banks.
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The first application is a traffic information line, launched in co-operation with a local radio station.
The bank will offer clients WAP cellphone banking anti-virus software.
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Access to spectrum in SA should be put to tender, says the second national operator.
