Articles about Vodacom

Vumatel, DFA parent company suffers R93m loss

Community Investment Ventures Holdings, the parent company of the fibre network operators, posts a loss for the year ended 30 June.

Vodacom forges partnerships to boost digital skills in ECape

The initiative aims to enhance digital literacy in a province where the unemployment rate is one of the highest in the country.

Cell C looks to AI for uninterrupted network switching

The AI-driven tech will enable Cell C to seamlessly transfer customers from Vodacom to MTN and back again.

MTN cannot rule out future deal with Telkom, says CEO

Consolidation in the telecoms market is inevitable, says MTN Group president and CEO Ralph Mupita, adding that there are currently no active talks with Telkom.

#DataMustFall legacy endures as wireless costs rise only 1%

South Africans are paying only slightly more for wireless internet services today than they did in 2022, says the Competition Commission.

Maziv readies to scale fibre rollout after merger approval

The Maziv-Vodacom merger approval paves the way for accelerated fibre rollout across SA, says the fibre giant.

Vodacom unveils digital transformation advisory board

The board includes Vodacom executives and external industry experts to provide guidance on digital transformation in the enterprise space.

Vodacom, Maziv to pump R12bn into fibre rollout after court win

The Competition Appeal Court approves Vodacom’s R14 billion merger with Maziv, paving the way for major fibre investment and affordable internet expansion.

Vodacom scores with landmark SA Rugby deal

Vodacom becomes the exclusive official telecommunications partner to all national Springbok teams and SA Rugby-affiliated competitions.

Vodacom highlights end-to-end digital capabilities to support NDP

Vodacom Business executives spoke at an Executive Forum for Gauteng public sector decision-makers recently.

Vodacom commits R620m to boost Mpumalanga connectivity

The mobile telephony group will invest in improving connectivity and digital inclusion in the Mpumalanga province this financial year.

Stop the ‘Please Call Me’ madness

As the saga drags on and on, it’s clear Nkosana Makate and Vodacom should have stopped listening to their lawyers a long time ago.