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Alan Knott-Craig appointed as Cell C's new CEOCell C has has appointed former Vodacom head Alan Knott-Craig as its new chief executive officer, replacing Lars Reichelt, who resigned last year. Collaboration, conflict and Cell CSiyabonga Cwele's financial interests show possible conflicts and controversial business partners. Cell C and Vodacom improve broadband servicesCell C has unveiled new 10GB and 20GB bundled broadband packages for the local market after Vodacom revised its data services structure and pricing. Cell C does a local search for a new chief executiveFollowing the resignation of its CEO, Cell C says that its board had started the process to replace Lars Reichelt and prefers a local candidate. Cellphone networks don't measure up, says IcasaThree of South Africa's cellphone operators do not meet certain minimum requirements for network stability, says communications regular Icasa. Best broadband deal in SA -- ever8ta's package is so aggressive, it has even undercut parent company Telkom’s ADSL service. 8ta drops broadband bomb on rivalsTelkom's mobile operator, 8ta, has dropped a bomb on its rivals by introducing a broadband offering of 10GB of data a month for R199 for 24 months. Cell C 'going for Telkom's jugular'Cell C is "going for Telkom's jugular with its new rates" and is no longer playing in the same field as South Africa's other mobile operators. Full speed ahead for broadband expressCell C's rolling out of its new network seems to be paying dividends. 'lllegal workers case is a non-story'Telecommunications conglomerate ZTE Corporation has dismissed claims that it is using illegal Chinese immigrants to deliver a R2,9-billion contract. New broadband network to be establishedCell C, Internet Solutions and Convergence Partners are developing a new broadband network, FibreCo Telecommunications said on Wednesday. Misleading, maybe, but C4 yourselfSmacked broadband provider comes away smiling. Little consumer benefit from interconnect rate cutSouth Africa's first interconnect rate cut in eight years has translated into a meager 2% cost decrease for the average business contract subscriber. Icasa slashes interconnection ratesSouth Africa's telecoms regulator has finally taken the bull by the horns and has announced its plan to regulate interconnection rates. Despite Icasa misgivings, cell companies plan lower ratesCellphone operators Cell C and Vodacom said on Thursday they would lower their tariffs next month, despite Icasa's rejection of their proposals. The general moves inSiphiwe Nyanda may have won the first interconnection battle, but the war is still on, writes Lloyd Gedye. Cellphone operators: 1, Nyanda: 0Thanks for nothing. That's what consumers should be saying to Communications Minister Siphiwe Nyanda. Interconnect rates to be reducedCellphone rates will, initially, be reduced by 36 cents from early next year, Communications Minister Siphiwe Nyanda announced on Thursday. Interconnect questions? Mail usConfused about the lowering of cellphone interconnect rates and what it means for you? Send us your questions and we'll get an expert to answer them. MTN: Interconnect proposals ready for IcasaMTN South Africa on Monday moved to reiterate that it was in ongoing discussions with other operators regarding interconnection rates. |
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