A year of promise but too many 'kinkels in die kabel'

"...with Telkom and MTN contemplating a marriage."
^-- Erm, they recently said that it wouldn't happen... :confused:
 
TWO similar articles by the same journalist and not a follow-up? Sounds fishy (re-hash, re-hash :D ). Anyway ...
On the other hand maybe the minister has a point - that free enterprise has not delivered in other areas. With three cellular operators we still have some of the highest cellular rates in the developed world.
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Since when is South African compared to 'developed' anything?
 
rpm said:
Close: http://mybroadband.co.za/news/Telecoms/1801.html

Just the same author and a similar heading...but different article :D
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Thanks... was really starting to worry that I'm losing my mind :eek: :D

LifelongGamer said:
TWO similar articles by the same journalist and not a follow-up? Sounds fishy (re-hash, re-hash :D ). Anyway ...
Since when is South African compared to 'developed' anything?
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Telkom might object to us comparing them to other countries, and would prefer us not to do any comparisions... :rolleyes:
 
The_Librarian said:
Thanks... was really starting to worry that I'm losing my mind :eek: :D

Telkom might object to us comparing them to other countries, and would prefer us not to do any comparisions... :rolleyes:
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Precisely. Re-hash is all we do and all we get. As much as things change around here, the more they stay the same. Different is only different compared to what we think we knew before. Tomorrow we'll re-think what we know today and next year we'll have changed nothing. This must be the reason why effective reform is so elusive and progress so painstakingly slow :(
 
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