The company hopes the communications minister will allocate funding for its wireless broadband network project this week.
Government services information is now available online in all 11 official languages.
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Through its Do Broadband Portal, Telkom will provide a selection of international and local music.
The online review tool can be used by improWEB resellers and distributors, as well as consumers buying from improWEB Web sites.
Research shows only 12% of online tourism sites have content about the 2010 World Cup.
The wealthy lead SA's Internet access by twice as much as the poor, says a Nielsen/NetRatings report.
The bank spends "hundreds-of-millions of rands" to improve business processes.
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Two cellular carriers in Latin America have deployed Radwin's WinLink 1000 5.8GHz solutions. [Local rep: Bava Technologies]
The solution will enable it's ACTIVcontact contact centre to meet the compliance needs of its multinational clients.
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