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.

You must who in your supply chain is connected to your network, says Telkom’s Steve Jump.

The status change comes as a result of parent company Telkom being granted B-BBEE facilitator status.

Telkom’s strategy to move customers from legacy copper-based services to newer technology results in a boom for its mobile broadband business.

Telkom’s financial results reveal the group cut over 2 000 jobs last year, at a cost of R728 million.

South Africa needs an enlightened spectrum allocation process which fosters competition in the mobile market, says Telkom group CEO Sipho Maseko.

Telkom sees an 86% increase in its mobile subscribers and now has 9.7 million customers in SA.

Almost 45% of complaints on social media go unanswered by telecoms operators, says BrandsEye.

The Competition Commission's reliance on data from 2017 leaves MTN and Vodacom fuming, as they say a lot has changed in the mobile data pricing sector in the past 18 months.