Sipho Maseko slams National Treasury’s view in the country’s telecoms sector as ‘incoherent, ill-thought-out and chaotic’.

Over eight million customers to date have switched network providers due to dissatisfaction with the service and finding better deals elsewhere.

The operator has spent a lot of time investigating and planning the right partnerships to offer payment and insurances services.

With a score of 83.6%, MTN remains the leader in Opensignal’s 4G availability measurements.

With performance and price points on par with LTE, HTS satellite offers attractive options for reliable off-grid business connectivity, says Q-KON Africa.

Through a partnership with Vumatel, the Department of e-Government is looking to connect citizens in identified townships.

The company migrates customers from legacy copper to new fibre and investigates ways to remodel its systems.

The telecommunications company says its subsidiary is arresting declining financial performance and is now ‘stabilised’.

South African mobile operators lose hundreds of millions of rands due to criminals and vandals targeting their base stations, and they say the battle is far from over.

Fibre network providers flock to lay fibre in Soweto, but pundits believe it’s likely to remain a premium service that mostly appeals to high income earners.

The pay-TV operator names Jabu Mabuza and Fatai Adegboyega Sanusi as independent non-executive directors.

Sipho Maseko disposes of 112 368 of his shares, banking over R10 million in the process.