Dark Fibre Africa sees a lot of opportunity coming from the approaching roll-out of 5G in South Africa.

T-Systems and Transnet embark on a "disengagement process" to insource all ICT services, while the state-owned group tries to sort out a legal battle over a new IT contract.

The former BCX CEO's investment firm acquires a stake in cyber insurance provider, MyCybercare.

The Vodacom group announces what it says is the largest BEE transaction in the sector to date.

TomTom SA's maps business has done a deal with local black entrepreneurs that will see it become 100% black-owned, and rebrand as mapIT.

ICASA's new regulations on out-of-bundle billing and rollover data are put on hold as it faces a court battle with telcos that say they need more time to comply.

Ethiopia may provide a great opportunity for SA telcos, as the East African nation's government decides to open the telecoms sector to foreign investment.

The regulator will tomorrow host public hearings with regards to its discussion document on priority markets and the cost of mobile data.

The group's 28th acquisition is of VTN Communications, a national provider of voice over Internet Protocol and private automatic branch exchange systems.

BCX CEO Ian Russell has resigned and will be replaced by Jonas Bogoshi, who joined BCX in April as chief revenue officer.

The sports betting Web site is currently inactive but says it has concluded a deal with an unnamed global company.

Major acquisitions help boost Huge Group revenue 63% for the year ended 28 February.