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Telkom's Press Release regarding their results...
Telkom's Press Release regarding their results...
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Telkom Delivers Solid Financial Performance
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noswal
Executive Member
I'm sure this will cheer everyone on a Monday morning 
lilDeath
Executive Member
I'm with you on this one, doing my bit.Strong as a straw house in a hurricane.
Vodacom is the main money spinner.
Now if only the people would use MNP to their advantage and start closing this tap
Debbie
Banned
sneeky you're making me laugh out loud here 
We aim to pleasesneeky you're making me laugh out loud here
Lets play pass the hot potato
-4.14%
Watch out, dis moer warm. Some hefty trades.
Sickening. The brain dead ramblings of an out-of-control megalomaniac. How complicated can delivering data be?
As a good corporate citizen, Telkom remains one of the country’s main transformation drivers as it has always viewed meaningful transformation as imperative for its own sustainable long-term growth. Consequently, Telkom spent R3.9 billion on empowered or significantly empowered suppliers for the six months ended September, 2006.
Telkom’s social investment programmes through the Telkom Foundation have continued to contribute to the positive transformation of disadvantaged communities.
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“Telkom believes that it is strongly positioned to compete effectively in a liberalised market, with customer service excellence, a skilled and dedicated workforce and a greater array of product and service offerings ensuring long-term value creation. Telkom will pursue opportunities to provide the full spectrum of ICT solutions including voice, data, video and internet services increasingly through broadband penetration,” stated Molotsane.
As a good corporate citizen, Telkom remains one of the country’s main transformation drivers as it has always viewed meaningful transformation as imperative for its own sustainable long-term growth. Consequently, Telkom spent R3.9 billion on empowered or significantly empowered suppliers for the six months ended September, 2006.
Telkom’s social investment programmes through the Telkom Foundation have continued to contribute to the positive transformation of disadvantaged communities.
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“Telkom believes that it is strongly positioned to compete effectively in a liberalised market, with customer service excellence, a skilled and dedicated workforce and a greater array of product and service offerings ensuring long-term value creation. Telkom will pursue opportunities to provide the full spectrum of ICT solutions including voice, data, video and internet services increasingly through broadband penetration,” stated Molotsane.
Debbie
Banned
Telkom shares have delivered a solid -2.68% so far today
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
-3.45%
Wonder how long their bungee cord is
And meanwhile, back at the lair, MTN's MD Maanda Manyatshe resigns. MTN shares immediately surge 4,2%.
Perhaps someone can tell us what the market value of MTN is, and translate this into how many millions of millions MTN made (or recovered?) today through the simple action of having their MD resign?