Network operators can tackle market challenges by optimising electricity use, sharing assets, and changing the energy mix.
President Jacob Zuma's one year in office has done little for ICT, say analysts.
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Automation allows for remote problem-solving, enabling service providers to fix problems before clients even notice them, says Kaseya.
The fixed-line business is accused of using delay tactics to get out of a possible R3 billion fine.
The competition authority accuses Aberdare Cables of price-fixing.
The UK-based company wants to take advantage of tower sharing opportunities in SA.
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The third mobile operator confirms it plans to sell its towers.
Harare officials join Algeria in a possible bid to prevent the MTN-Orascom deal.
The company will continue to repair and install customer lines, despite a network freeze during the World Cup.