Dr Charley Lewis shortlists some of the key developments that are lying in wait down the 2020 road.

The operators may choose to litigate the findings of the Competition Commission. Hopefully, saner heads will prevail beyond the cries of indignation, writes Dr Charley Lewis.

2019 has seen the emergence of numerous start-ups, IPOs and heavy private equity activity.

The ticket marketplace for live sport, music and entertainment events has agreed to purchase eBay’s StubHub for $4.05 billion.

This follows HP’s rejection of a $33.5 billion takeover offer from Xerox, saying it is too low.

From key moments to benchmarks of progress, here’s how the tech game-changers of 2019 took place.

Attorneys-general investigating advertising practices at Alphabet's Google plan to expand their anti-trust probe into its flagship Android business.

Telkom has never offered to replace my ADSL with fibre. Does it even want the business?

The company bids to buy HP, with sources suggesting a price tag of £33 billion, about 20% above HP’s current market capitalisation.

Despite some weaknesses and problem areas, the ICASA roadmap marks a crucial first step in getting spectrum rubber out on the ICT road.

Even well-funded fintech firms sometimes fall prey to myopic thinking around regulation.

Google has bid $2.1 billion for Fitbit, the wearable device maker.