The mobile operator appoints three women as CEOs, to run its operations in Cameroon, Rwanda and Uganda.
The investment sees expanding broadband coverage, with 58 new base station sites, including 17 in deep rural areas.
The telco uses over 400 000 litres of fuel per month to keep its generators operational during load-shedding.
The company will sell its Analysys Mason unit to Bridgepoint Development Capital for as much as $260 million.
The companies partner Nkwe Platinum and SA Zijin Platinum to build the region’s first 5G-enabled smart metal mine.
Fibre deals with Internet Solutions and MetroFibre significantly increase Link Africa’s revenue and profitability.
The Constitutional Court replaces the Pretoria High Court analogue switch-off ruling with an order declaring the switch-off and set-top box registration deadlines unconstitutional.
A telecoms provider looked to BlueSky for a single, consolidated view of its advertising data for reporting purposes.
The telco aims to more than double this year’s intake of young girls in its Code Like A Girl programme.
The B866V2K comes preloaded with Netflix, Prime Video and YouTube.
Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal will remain with poor network connectivity until analogue signals are switched off, says minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni.
The company looks to turn up the heat on the private sector in SA by bringing its brands into the same stable.