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Tactile Technologies introduces NUBIS: Strategic leap into remote device management

NUBIS offers a cloud-based platform for remote device management that allows businesses to monitor, update, troubleshoot and control large fleets of devices in real-time, without physical access.

Paratus Zimbabwe, PowerTel strike milestone deal

The partners will invest equally in the roll-out of high-capacity fibre infrastructure to create a new long-distance fibre network across Zimbabwe.

Paratus

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South African Communications Forum

13 Jun

ITWeb TV: Everyone must play by the same rules, says SACF

SA’s telecoms policy and regulatory framework must be in step with current realities, and the rules must be equal for everyone, says the South African Communications Forum.

nubia partners with Twitch Rivals at TwitchCon Europe 2025, igniting competitive passion around 'Born to Win'

nubia Neo 3 series was launched in March 2025 globally, with the Free Fire Co-Branded Edition following in May across Southeast Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Europe and other global markets.

ZTE Corporation South Africa

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Vodacom

12 Jun

Vodacom commits R100m to build 106 base stations in rural KZN

The new sites form part of Vodacom’s Rural Coverage Acceleration Programme and will be rolled out in 11 district municipalities.

Staff Writer

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Konica Minolta South Africa

12 Jun

Print innovation: The often overlooked driver of business competitiveness

From faster document processing to automated task routing and mobile printing, the value lies in how these tools streamline operations and reduce inefficiency, says Marc Pillay, CEO of Konica Minolta South Africa.

Konica Minolta South Africa

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HUAWEI WATCH FIT 4 Series

12 Jun

HUAWEI WATCH FIT 4 Series: Smarter sensors. Sharper design. Stronger performance

The HUAWEI WATCH FIT 4 Pro introduces the HUAWEI TruSense System, which monitors heart rate, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, ECG and sleep breathing.

ISPA sees progress reflected in FNO perception survey

SA’s fibre network operators steadily improve their rating levels among the internet industry association’s membership.

Telkom bets on AI to take on Vodacom, MTN

Armed with over 20% of mobile subscriber market share in South Africa, Telkom believes it can mount a serious challenge to the dominance of the two big operators.

Admire Moyo