Paul Vecchiatto is an ITWeb Cape Town correspondent.
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The company has steadily eroded investor value, and the latest allegations of corruption just add to the disappointment, an analyst says.
Celebrating Africa Telecommunications Day after the fact is illustrative of the disorganisation within the DOC, political parties say.
Cyber criminals are targeting governments, corporations and other organisations, says Kaspersky Labs.
The CINX is pushing through 500Mbs of data, and actual traffic volumes could be higher.
The company secures a three-year tender to build an active layer on Cape Town's fibre optic network.
The communications minister's performance will be closely scrutinised, although the DA has given him the benefit of the doubt thus far.
The Department of Trade and Industry incentives offer a tax-free grant of R112 000 per new job created.
The board wants the site closed, but has yet to hear what its Russian counterpart is going to do about it.
Young people will move to where they can improve their lives, and connectivity is key to that, says a visiting academic.
The University of Stellenbosch beat the University of Cape Town to represent sub-Saharan Africa in the world programming championships.
Personal communications could be costing local companies as much as R5.9 billion a year.
“Toothless” ICASA is afraid of the industry it is supposed to regulate, say angry MPs.