Cash for growth and dividends
Companies have defended their money management strategies after Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan lashed out over lack of investnment.
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Envoys dragged into Vodacom fixer row
Lawyers say that the cellular giant Vodacom has been trying to pull strings and avoid adhering to the Democratic Republic of Congo's laws.
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Icasa fails consumers, report says
Namibia has been held up as an example of how a regulator can stop cellphone giants from making a killing and ripping off customers.
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New boss makes long-distance call on Cell C
New Cell C chief executive Alan Knott-Craig says the mobile operator has its eye on 25% of the market share as part of its long-term strategy.
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Congo fixer wins success-fee claim against Vodacom
Vodacom has been been ordered to pay a politically connected fixer $21-million this week by a court in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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Dittrich appointed CFO of Vodacom
Ivan Dittrich is due to take up his new position as chief financial officer and group executive director of Vodacom in July.
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Icasa is key to cheaper broadband
All eyes are on the communications authority as it begins the spectrum allocation process.
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Vodacom in talks for Malawi telecom stake
South Africa's Vodacom is in talks to buy a stake in mobile operator Telekom Networks Malawi, media reports in Malawi said on Monday.
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Vodacom backpedals on BlackBerry internet throttle
After facing customer criticism, Vodacom has changed its mind about slowing down its BlackBerry internet services.
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Vodacom 'spiritually at odds' with Consumer Protection Act
Vodacom's decision to throttle the download speeds of heavy-use Blackberry customers is arguably in breach of the "spirit of the CPA", experts say.
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