The telecoms operator wants to see all of its fixed broadband customers on uncapped packages in the future.
Minister Siyabonga Cwele asks Brics counterparts to aid government's efforts to get 22 million citizens online.
The group cautions the public about phishing scams using fake government e-mail addresses and Web sites to trick consumers into divulging sensitive information.
African Rainbow Capital has invested in 20% of the fixed and mobile data network operator.
The provincial government pushes connectivity as part of the e-learning game changer initiative.
The ISP will now be offering LTE-Advanced data with its new fixed wireless packages.
A new World Wide Worx study reveals the single most common use of the Internet among South Africans.
The City of Joburg suspends a senior official following an investigation into the R1.3 billion expense to takeover the broadband network project.
The fibre price comparison Web site sees month-to-month traffic growth of up to 30% in its first six months of existence.
Study expects 22.5 million South Africans to come online in 2017 to reach the 40% penetration mark.
The telecoms operator brings fibre-to-the-home to the South of Johannesburg.
The metro fibre provider agrees to sell some of its fibre-to-the-home assets to Vumatel.