The Economic Freedom Fighters bemoans the lack of progress in allocating spectrum, warning that if corruption influences the process, data costs will remain high.
The telco says it welcomes the progress made so far in the allocation of spectrum, but further delays will be detrimental to consumers.
The JSE-listed company is evolving from being just a telco into a technology company, says CEO Shameel Joosub.
The telco posts blowout half-year results, buoyed by double-digit data usage growth and higher customer demand for smart devices due to the lockdown.
The mobile operator insists it doesn’t have all the financial records required to determine the full amount generated via the Please Call Me product.
The mobile operator appoints former Nedbank exec Raisibe Morathi as its new group chief financial officer, effective 1 November 2020.
President Cyril Ramaphosa welcomes the recommendations in the report of the presidential commission on the fourth industrial revolution.
The mobile operator benefits from strong growth in SA, with customer demand increasing during the lockdown period.
Nkosana Makate, inventor of the Please Call Me service, accuses Vodacom of negotiating in bad faith on fair value in compensation due to him.
The telco says it is ready to launch mobile solutions for consumers and merchants through a partnership with the global Chinese company.
The battle for compensation between Nkosana Makate and Vodacom may not be over yet, despite the former scoring another court victory yesterday.
The platform enables remote learning with affordable connectivity, also giving learners access to educational tools, apps and resources.