Admire Moyo is ITWeb's news editor. He has been a tech journalist at ITWeb since 2010. Before joining ITWeb, Admire worked for The Herald newspaper based in Zimbabwe. He holds a BA degree (English and History) from Africa University.
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The switching off of the 3G network by 2027 will ensure all South Africans have access to faster, more efficient 4G and 5G technology, says MTN SA CEO Charles Molapisi.
The residential and small commercial battery storage market remained constrained in the absence of load-shedding, the company explains.
The company reports revenue of $3.6 billion, down from $3.9 billion in FY24
The new smartphone rental product is successfully overcoming previous affordability barriers for users, says the company.
Judge Mandlenkosi Motha rules that the exchange control regulations, introduced in 1961, cannot be applied to crypto-currencies.
The buyout is led by current MD Louis Du Toit, who will assume the role of CEO, and Reshaad Sha, who will serve as executive chairman.
The State Information Technology Agency claims a duplication of bids led to the cancellation of the contract, but SS-Consulting isn’t buying it, calling the move irregular.
The Advertising Regulatory Board dismisses a complaint claiming that MTN’s 600GB advertisement is misleading.
Comms minister Solly Malatsi drafts the policy direction on the review of the licensing of Individual Electronic Communications Network licences.
The power utility issues an invitation to tender for the construction of a pilot renewable green hydrogen facility.
The proposed transaction is unlikely to substantially lessen or prevent competition in any market, says the Competition Commission.
Ahead of the high-stakes meeting with US president Donald Trump, president Cyril Ramaphosa says his delegation will do what is best for SA on Starlink licensing.