The union accuses MTN of acting callously, while the telco calls it out for falsifying the retrenchments narrative.
Telkom’s fibre company continued to be a shining star in the group’s stable during Q1 of fiscal year 2023.
A new report ranks South Africa at number 135 out of 233 countries, with 1GB of mobile data in the country costing an average of R37.
The company argues the president acted illegally when he authorised the unit to look into its affairs.
The telco says regulators need to consider complex market dynamics as they debate the proposed merger.
The telco seeks the next group of ICT-focused, township entrepreneurs to be part of its incubator programme.
SA requires urgent structural reform to alleviate socio-economic misfortunes, says Sello Moloko, Telkom chairperson.
The Telkom board says it remains of the opinion that the right decision was taken to retain former group CEO Sipho Maseko’s service for two years.
The Communication Workers Union wants the Competition Commission to halt MTN’s takeover of Telkom.
The company makes significant investments in mobile and fibre infrastructure assets to prepare for 5G.
The aim should be to introduce young people to tech − a lifeline to the future, says In2IT chairman Tshepo Mokoena.
Leaders of Cell C, Vodacom, Telkom and MTN run various programmes to empower young people with skills and mentorship, in the spirit of Nelson Mandela.