The operator aims to build Africa’s largest digital fintech platform, with customers interacting through a smartphone app.
As an official SOTI distributor, Tactile gives IT teams the ability to remotely manage, secure, monitor and troubleshoot fleets of mobile devices from a single console.
Errol Elsdon, who claims he is entitled to 40% of Nkosana Makate’s ‘winnings’, vanished from the Please Call Me story for years, then reappeared as the face of a company few can verify exists.
Xiaomi is gearing up to bring the REDMI 17 to South Africa on 11 September.
For an internet service provider, a sale happens the moment a user lands on the sign-up form and decides whether to fill it out or close the tab.
The company says the Cell C write downs are behind it, with a clean balance sheet and growth plans ahead.
Klinikum Dortmund in Germany has equipped its emergency department staff with V200 body cameras and the VideoManager software solution from Motorola Solutions.
The company swung to a R4.9 billion full-year loss after having to write down its Cell C stake to match its listed value.
Paratus Namibia is expanding its reach across the region through its own customer touch points and an expanding reseller network in northern towns.
The company identifies South Africa and Nigeria as priority markets for the initial phase of its data centre strategy.
Vodacom says the data behind Please Call Me’s success never existed, though its own documents show revenue tracking was discussed and dropped.
The mobile network operator delivers strong growth, robust cash generation and increased returns in the first half of 2026.