Keith Sendwe's death leaves suspended CIO Michael Twum-Darko on his own to answer irregularity allegations.
Proponents of broadcasting standards ISDB-T and DVB-H argue which would be best for mobile TV in the country.
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The increasing number of extremist Web sites make it easier for terrorists to recruit vulnerable youth, says Interpol.
The CWU is contesting MTN's stance that nine axed employees misrepresented themselves and lied about their union membership.
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Telkom Mobile's calls for an asymmetrical rate has little to do with its retail offering and more to do with surviving in the industry.
BMI-TechKnowledge forecasts a slow 5% five-year growth path for the country's telecommunications industry.
In this World Wide Wrap: Pop star Allen sues Apple, T-Mobile in marijuana lawsuit, and Ericsson files for patent infringement.
The court rules in favour of Vodacom in an ongoing dispute with Gogga Tracking Solutions.
Government departments and the police will support and work with the DTI in its anti-piracy campaign.
In today's technology roundup: Twitter patches after attack, Google fights censorship, EU prioritises broadband for all, and Android, iPad get Google Docs.
Successful progress in combating e-waste crime requires being proactive rather than reactive, says Interpol.