The bank is aggressively driving the expansion of its self-service channel in Africa.
The company blames cable damage for the interruption of Internet services in Johannesburg last week.
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The system enables scorecarding for empowerment and was developed to coincide with the launch of Microsoft Office 2007.
The Internet service provider has repackaged the technology for its customer base.
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The industry has shown 35% growth in 2007, says World Wide Worx.
The taxman's R140 million e-filing system allows South Africans to file their income tax returns online.
The new cable operator will offer international connectivity at 80% less than Telkom's prices.
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The Internet content security specialist grew its business by 42% in SA in the past year. [Local rep: 10Net ICT Solutions]
Twenty-one teams from South African schools won international ranking in the 2007 annual ThinkQuest Competition.