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Mboweni calls for aggressive broadband adoption in Africa

Broadband is key to technologies that promote greater equity, and broader social and economic participation, says finance minister Tito Mboweni.

Samuel Mungadze

Department of Communications and Digital Technologies

Kekana calls on women to take up ownership in WOAN

The SA Women in ICT Forum launches “Lift As We Rise” series, with deputy minister Pinky Kekana encouraging women to hold equity in the wholesale open access network.

Simnikiwe Mzekandaba

Why Cell C ditched wholesale fixed-LTE business

The operator says the provision of wholesale LTE services was no longer profitable and impacted the quality of its network.

Samuel Mungadze

Toyota SA launches in-vehicle WiFi connected services

The car maker collaborates with Altron and Vodacom to introduce Toyota Connect, a cloud-based mobility platform in its vehicles.

Sibahle Malinga

SA manufacturers lag behind in IOT, AI

Local manufacturers are falling behind the curve in adoption of fibre connectivity, hampering their ability to innovate, says SYSPRO.

Sibahle Malinga

The perfect antidote to Copper and ADSL termination

With Telkom's fixed-line copper and ADSL services coming to an end, a single LTE VOIP Gateway device from Far South Networks will keep businesses connected, says Grant Broomhall, MD of Far South Networks.

Far South Networks

National Treasury

SA’s excessive communications costs stifle growth, says Treasury

National Treasury believes the exorbitant costs of communicating and poor broadband quality are not doing any good for the country’s competitiveness.

Supersonic simplifies fibre pricing

The new pricing model standardises its bundles across SA’s fibre network operators.

Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers

South African ICT policy expert joins ICANN

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers appoints Mandla Msimang as one of its board of directors.

SA’s digital quality of life below average

The country ranks 40 out of 65 in a study that ranks countries by Internet speed and the availability of e-government services, among other digital aspects.

Absa still sees value in branches

The bank bucks the trend of branch closures by investing in technologies at its facilities.

5G revenue to reach $4.2bn in 2020

The global wireless network infrastructure revenue for 5G will nearly double between 2019 and 2020, says Gartner.

Dark Fibre Africa

Making sense of the 5G investment

DFA has been densifying its fibre footprint in the major metros, where it expects 5G to be rolled out first.

Dark Fibre Africa

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