The Win Big with Cell C campaign is a celebration of the unbreakable spirit of South Africans
Sale of mobile telecommunication spectrum is ‘a significant milestone in our reform agenda’ — Ramaphosa
Last week, South Africa’s biggest cell phone operator announced two major acquisitions amid speculation its rivals may be teaming up
A former IT executive at the company allegedly led an elaborate fraudulent syndicate for eight years
Serame Taukobong says, if done right, the auction of new broadband spectrum will help level the playing field
The partly state-owned firm has battled the odds to become the third-biggest mobile operator in SA
The university is implementing plans to ensure that no student is left behind during the pandemic
Operators must work together — if each network picks which sites to zero-rate, access to information will be determined by the colour of a person’s sim card
A new company has launched a service that seriously challenges those of the major mobile operators
Mobile operator Cell C is aiming to give its customers a network speed boost with an MTN roaming agreement deal
The airtime deal is hiding in a complex web involving controversial new majority shareholders Blue Label Telecoms and Net1
Analysing the hidden costs of a contract should make you think carefully before you sign up.
Cash-strapped cellphone users are recharging for as little as R2, as pressure mounts for free SMSes.
During an interview on CliffCentral on Monday, Cell C CEO Jose Dos Santos said women have a "bitch switch" – and other remarks that got us riled up.
Cell C has made an aggressive move with its new Epic contract offer, but experts warn that other factors count.
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa has been urged to unlock competition in the mobile data markets.
A group of grade 12 pupils asked all South Africa’s cellphone providers for free Wikipedia on their phones, and they got it.
The battle between Icasa and MTN could knock cellular rates, but may lead to a deterioration in service.
Cellphone operator Cell C has lodged a complaint with the Competition Commission against MTN and Vodacom for anti-competitive conduct.
Cell C has laid a complaint against its bigger rivals, Vodacom and MTN, at South Africa’s competition authorities.
If anyone needs confirmation that there is a price war going on in SA’s cellphone sector, a quick look at last Sunday’s newspapers will confirm it.
Trade union Solidarity says a Cell C employee has committed suicide after he received notice of his retrenchment.
Oger Telecom, 35% owned by Saudi Telecom, says it will inject $180-million into its South African subsidiary Cell C.
Within minutes of Cell C announcing a price slash of its prepaid call tariffs, Vodacom has announced it would also cut its prepaid voice rates.
Cell C has been hit by fraud, prompting the company to suspend the accounts of hundreds of customers. But the mobile firm says it’s put things right.
Namibia has been held up as an example of how a regulator can stop cellphone giants from making a killing and ripping off customers.
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.
Cell C has has appointed former Vodacom head Alan Knott-Craig as its new chief executive officer, replacing Lars Reichelt, who resigned last year.
Siyabonga Cwele’s financial interests show possible conflicts and controversial business partners.
Cell C has unveiled new 10GB and 20GB bundled broadband packages for the local market after Vodacom revised its data services structure and pricing.
Following the resignation of its CEO, Cell C says that its board had started the process to replace Lars Reichelt and prefers a local candidate.
Three of South Africa’s cellphone operators do not meet certain minimum requirements for network stability, says communications regular Icasa.