R500m satellite project ready to go

Latecomer iBurst, in contrast, currently has over 60000 Wi- Max customers despite its limited government allocation of wireless bandwidth.
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????

iBurst has 60000 "Wi-Max" customers?
 
Sentech also came under fire for the huge staff exodus from mid-2007 to February this year. Over 100 people left the company over that period, but it has replaced them with 101 new appointments.

“In the event that we need any additional skills we’ll source them. The project is going forward,” Rasivhaga said.
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"Star Trekkin' across the universe,
On the Starship Enterprise under Captain Kirk.
Star Trekkin' across the universe,
Boldly going forward 'cuz we can't find reverse.'

With apologies to The Firm.
 
Just another front company to transfer tax payers funds into BEE hands, regardless of the outcome.
 
How did they recruit the 101 staff ?
By means of sending few buses to rural areas an picking up anyone that wanted come along for a promised free meal!

101 Dalmatians would do better job.....
 
Oh good - at least its not being squandered on schools . . . or hospitals . . . or pesky police officers.
 
Oh and whilst we at it, someone should point out to the editors of Daily Dispatch that one needs to get research done before publishing an article. This includes verifying that all the technical facts are CORRECT!

MyWireless was never an WiMax initiative, nor does iBurst have 60000 WiMax subscribers!

All that was accomplished by this ghastly publication is to spread misinformation.

Mind you it is however true representatinve image of state of the affairs in Sentech.

Ghastly and miss informative.
 
Does this guy know what he is talking about

This article displays total lack of understanding of broadband technologies, people need to research before publishing totally incorrect information
 
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