New Blu Voucher features credit card-like rewards for cash users in South Africa
Blu Label Unlimited (Blu) will soon launch the Blu Voucher, a product that lets customers purchase a single voucher to spend across multiple locations while earning rewards.
In an interview with What’s Next with...
Levy brothers explain what they think went wrong at Cell C
Blu Label co-CEOs Brett and Mark Levy believe the wrong leadership at Cell C was the fundamental reason the company ended up becoming an albatross around its biggest shareholder's neck.
In a recent What's Next with Aki Anastasiou...
Blue Label could take control of Cell C
South Africa’s Blue Label Telecoms Ltd. is considering taking a controlling stake in the nation’s fourth-largest wireless carrier as it seeks to have more say in a company in which it is already the largest shareholder.
Blue Label could convert debt held...
This is who owns Cell C
Cell C’s shareholders are Blue Label Telecoms, the Employee Believe Trust, Nedbank, CellSAf, Net1, and Gramercy.
It was revealed during an analyst presentation about Cell C by Blue Label Telecoms co-CEO Brett Levy.
Cell C fact-check
Blue Label Telecoms co-CEO Brett Levy said they are upbeat about Cell C’s prospects because it has five excellent assets.
These assets are Cell C’s brand, spectrum, assessed losses, the prepaid engine, and the mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) market.
Cell C avoiding price war as Blue Label considers total takeover
Blue Label co-CEO Brett Levy told investors Thursday that Cell C will not engage in a price war with MTN, Vodacom, and Telkom’s mobile division.
“We are not getting into any dogfights. We are not getting into any war with any...
Blue Label bet big on Cell C — and lost big
Blue Label Telecoms’ decision to buy Cell C has destroyed billions in shareholder value, but it has not deterred the company from pumping more money into the mobile operator.
Blue Label’s journey with Cell C started in August 2017 when its...
Best paid telecoms CEO in South Africa
The best-paid telecoms CEO in South Africa is MTN Group's Ralph Mupita, who received a salary package of R84.2 million rand over the 2020/21 financial year (FY).
Mupita's pay for the year was almost R17 million more than the next-highest paid telecom CEO...
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Cell C heading for bankruptcy — unless a deal is struck
Cell C is technically insolvent and is heading for bankruptcy unless a deal is struck to recapitalise the company.
Cell C's latest financial results show the company's total liabilities of R21.4 billion far exceed its total assets of R8.2...
Suveer Ramdhani — From building Seacom to creating a new AI engine
Former Seacom executive Suveer Ramdhani is one of South Africa's unsung heroes who played a pivotal role in making uncapped broadband possible.
Ramdhani's professional journey started at Eskom as a project manager after...
Blue Label's long road back after R16 billion value destruction
Poor management decisions, fraud by senior executives, and Cell C’s delayed recapitalisation have destroyed R16 billion in shareholder value and caused the market to lose trust in co-CEOs Brett and Mark Levy.
Blue Label’s results...
Big Cell C spectrum question
Cell C’s 45% owner Blue Label Telecoms has declined to reveal where the money would come from for the cellular operator to buy additional radio frequency spectrum this week.
Spectrum is the raw network capacity operators use to communicate between their towers and...
Brett Levy is joint Chief Executive Officer at Blue Label Telecoms.
Brett Levy has an impressive entrepreneurial history having founded and operated a number of small businesses from the early 1990s. During his career, Brett has been involved in a wide range of industries, including the...