Non-delivery report spam messages have increased by 2 000% since June, reports Panda Security.
There are challenges with the electronic tolling project, but this will not affect the deadlines for e-tolling, says Sanral.
The company generated $1.8 billion in revenue during the first six months of the year.
The company's starter packs will cost users around R999 to get wireless Internet.
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Service delivery will be the key differentiator for networking and broadband players, says Nology.
Government and business turn to telepresence technology to cut costs during the financial crisis.
Mike Styer will be tasked with developing and leveraging corporate sales and marketing strategies.
The company bolsters net profit as its African expansion starts to pay dividends.
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