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Vodacom highlights innovative financing models needed to decarbonise Africa's expanding ICT and telecommunications sector.
Rather than accepting climate anxiety as inevitable, Vodacom explored whether it could turn young South Africans’ concerns into purposeful action by providing connectivity, support and a platform to help them become solution-builders rather than victims of crisis.
A lack of reliable access to electricity jeopardises connectivity, economic activity, productivity and essential services, says Dejan Kastelic, CTO at Vodacom Group.
Africa’s clean energy future holds immense promise and will require deliberate action, sustained investment and collaboration across sectors, says Shameel Joosub, Vodacom Group CEO.
Africa must cut carbon emissions while expanding access to reliable, affordable power that supports development, jobs and digital inclusion.
Vodacom Group has once again been certified and recognised as Africa's number one employer by the Top Employers Institute, marking its third consecutive win and reinforcing the company's commitment to delivering an exceptional employee experience.
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The mystery funder behind Nkosana Makate’s early legal fight: two decades of litigation funding, bitter court battles and the scandal-hit Living Hands trust.
Errol Elsdon, who claims he is entitled to 40% of Nkosana Makate’s ‘winnings’, vanished from the Please Call Me story for years, then reappeared as the face of a company few can verify exists.
Vodacom says the data behind Please Call Me’s success never existed, though its own documents show revenue tracking was discussed and dropped.