Category: Telecoms
South African Internet providers ordered to reverse transactions from five years ago
Constitutional Court delays South Africa’s analogue TV switch-off — and essential mobile network capacity
South Africa getting state digital infrastructure company — with a new spectrum policy
The end of copper-based voice — And the rise of VoIP
It takes 3 hours to read Telkom’s T&Cs
Forcing cellphone networks to collect biometric data can’t fix South Africa’s massive fraud problem
South Africa is going to ban the sale of 2G devices
Clothing retailer grows into a R1.2 billion telecoms giant in 5 years
Icasa chair resigns
Spam law can’t protect South Africans from phone marketers
Telkom implements mandatory Covid–19 vaccination policy
Vodacom spending over a billion rand each year to tackle its biggest problem
VoIP calling — How it became popular in South Africa
What’s Next – Vodacom CEO Shameel Joosub talks about 5G and the future of the cellular industry
Internet service providers launch objection to Vumatel-Vodacom merge
Google’s undersea cable one step closer to South Africa
Telkom spectrum settlement strikes balance — Icasa
South Africa’s VoIP journey through the eyes of Switch Telecom co-founder Gregory Massel
Minister will fight E-tv’s Constitutional Court appeal
Telkom and Icasa settle spectrum auction fight
Voice resurgence in South Africa — what the spectrum auction will mean for VoIP services
Mobile network spectrum still not available — even after R14.5 billion auction
SEACOM is suffering
Expect lower data prices — Ramaphosa
Strict new rules proposed for South Africa’s network operators and Internet providers
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