The company writes off R9.4 million as its share price falls, and could lose another R10.2 million if the share loses more ground.
The local mobile operator now owns 20% of the Belgian company.
Internet-focused retailers could show up their bricks-and-mortar counterparts this festive season.
As Google redefines its model, online searches will become more important for companies.
While some schools lack infrastructure, the GSSC says all schools will be connected by May 2010.
Local finance institutions are looking to invest in development projects in Zimbabwe, says the DTI.
In today's technology roundup: Google to limit free news access, India blocks millions of mobiles, hacker extradition decision defended, and Facebook, MySpace delete NY offenders.
In this World Wide Wrap: SMEs save with IT outsourcing, NSN bags biggest African deal, and London university outsources Web site.
In this World Wide Wrap: 3Com integrates wired and wireless, virus targets Skype, and pub fined over WiFi copyright infringement.
In this World Wide Wrap: E-learning solution for SMEs, BCS intros Savvy Citizens Web site, and iPhone releases pre-schooler apps.
The union will assist users to avoid Web pages that may contain malware, spam or phishing threats.
Companies can use the Web Africa API solution to measure and bill for the bandwidth provided.
The DSL connectivity solution offers a GSM network failover if the primary DSL line goes down.