The telco added almost 1.6 million active group customers in the three months to December, with group revenue ticking up to R21.2 million for the quarter.
The mobile operator says its data prices fell by 15.4% per MB in the past year, while voice rates reduced by 17.6%.
The company's newest satellite begins service, extending coverage to millions of additional end-users around the globe - including in Africa.
The number of unplaced grade one and eight learners whose parents applied online has been reduced from over 7?000 to close to 2?900.
Africa is establishing itself as a pioneer of Internet ideas that have been replicated across the world, says the global organisation.
There are still some 3.9?billion people, more than half the world's population, who have never been online, says ITU.
The National Integrated ICT Policy White Paper could turn the telecoms sector on its head, says an industry analyst.
The telecoms department explores alternative solutions to implement phase one of SA Connect, following the cancelled tender for a service provider.
The group acquires its ninth wireless ISP, Xpress Network Solutions Wireless, which covers a large area where HeroTel previously had no footprint.
It will immediately offer the Unity EdgeConnect SD-WAN solution across the Sub-Saharan region.
The local VOIP provider's first store opens at the Menlyn Park Shopping Centre in Pretoria, co-branded with Vodacom.
Operation Phakisa is on track to connect targeted public schools, according to the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation.