Articles about Cell C

2024 round-up: SA CEOs discuss most impactful tech

While local tech business leaders believe AI had the biggest impact, machine learning, satellite connectivity, internet of things and blockchain also played significant roles this year.

ICASA gazettes new call termination rates

From 1 July 2025, the maximum call termination for large operators will be R0.07, while the termination rate to a fixed location will be R0.05.

HONOR spearheads dialogue on future of smartphone industry

The future of Africa’s smartphone market depends on multi-stakeholder collaboration, according to delegates at AfricaCom 2024.

SA’s mobile virtual network operator market doubles

MVNOs are seeing renewed interest across the industry, emerging as primary engines of market growth, says BMIT.

Cell C CEO attributes turnaround to new hires, steady team

Strategic appointments made by CEO Jorge Mendes played a crucial role in the short-term progress of Cell C’s turnaround strategy.

Vodacom outlines MVNO enabler growth strategy

The telecoms operator plans to take its new mobile virtual network enabler business beyond South African borders, in the long-term.

BREAKING: Lerato Pule no longer CFO of Liquid SA

Liquid Intelligent Technologies South Africa confirms Lerato Pule departed the telecoms firm on 30 September, less than a year after her appointment.

Vodacom MVNO service requires compelling proposition

As Vodacom challenges a tightly-contested market, it needs focus, resources and positioning to compete for business.

Another mobile virtual network operator launches in SA

Old Mutual Connect promises to offer affordable data and reliable connectivity to SA’s lower segment market.

Cell C’s transfer of licences to Blue Label under scrutiny

ICASA convenes public hearings centring on applications for the transfer of control of the I-ECNS and I-ECS licences from Cell C to The Prepaid Company.

Blue Label’s ‘short-term pain, long-term gain’ for Cell C

Cell C’s majority shareholder expects to start seeing returns on its multibillion-rand investments in the mobile operator in 2025.

Revenue decline for Cell C’s major shareholder Blue Label

Cell C’s majority shareholder Blue Label Telecoms suffers huge losses, as reflected in its annual financial results for the year ended 31 May.