The regulator has the reports, but they are yet to be made publically available.
The company sees emerging markets as a key growth area.
The company wants to keep its pole position in the hosting sector.
Demand for copper cables was down during the first half of the financial year, says the listed company.
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With a simple SMS, hackers can access your smartphone, steal personal information, and transfer money into their accounts.
There needs to be a shift in security culture, so security professionals work with the business side, says Standard Bank.
The company plans to move voice traffic onto networks that will grow its margins.
The company reports higher earnings as income from its services offerings grows.
Telcos are granted an extension for submitting written comments on the draft termination rate regulations.
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The R39 million audiovisual control system was developed by Martin May, Enterasys Networks regional director (Africa).