Half a million calls have gone through to the HIV/Aids call centre since the “please call me” campaign started.
The company expects a boom in the hosted market, following the landing of the Seacom undersea cable.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Washington schools embrace social media, Canadian schools adapt network solution, and Cambridge chooses Topyx eLearning.
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SA is entering an integrated home browsing, communication and entertainment experience, says Tellumat Telecoms.
Skycall's branded mobile VOIP solution will provide employment for 4 500 black female entrepreneurs.
Focus and product innovation are key to success in the competitive local telecoms market, says iBurst's group CEO.
News 24.com and Nokia partner to deliver the first local widget in SA's Nokia Ovi store.
The electronic payment system for social grants will be put on hold while the agency is cleaned up.
A former ICASA councillor is appointed as the senior public servant in the communications department.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Symbian gets V Phone, Zer01 takes on telco giants, and Etisalat rolls out VOIP system.