The introduction of more active operators will drive service development and price competitiveness, says Qkon.
Online self-service will become ubiquitous in the future, says Consology.
Telkom has warned that the November deadline for local loop unbundling is not realistic.
More than 140 intersections have been targeted since October, says the Johannesburg Roads Agency.
Technology improvements are expected to encourage more sophisticated advertising campaigns this year.
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The mobile operator has been hit by yet another advertising complaint from a rival, and says corporate bullying is at play.
Consumers enticed by online degrees should approach the institutes with the utmost caution, says MIE.
South African e-sports had a successful 2010 and MSSA expects to achieve more milestones this year.
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