The perpetual telecoms bugbear reached R14.37 million in June, the lowest for this year.
In today's technology roundup: Google slashes Gmail calling charges, cyber crime costs rise 56%, HTC drags Apple to court, and UK drops Web site blocking bid.
The agreement with LightSquared will see Sprint host spectrum and provide network services.
Nigeria turns to satellite technology to drive Internet connectivity for economic growth.
The deal will enable Samsung users to enjoy Digital+ content on their Smart TV sets connected to the Internet.
The educational programme runs entrepreneurs through the basics of maintaining a presence on the social network.
Penetration testing and VA services provide clients with information about risks facing their public infrastructure.
As long as data exists in digital format and is stored somewhere on a server, it is available to anyone, says ConVista Consulting.
The company's Mid-Year 2011 Security Threat Report reveals a 60% increase in malware since 2010.
Is social networking “addiction” becoming almost a prerequisite in a radically changing world?
South African consumers will be able to access retailers and other local businesses on the social networking site.
The financial services sector is adapting to the changing nature customers, a study discovers.
Companies that do not want to be associated with the porn industry have until the last Friday in October to act.