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The quiet rise of spy states

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Few Southern African countries have laws protecting people’s privacy, a report reveals
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Inside Facebook’s big bet on Africa

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New undersea cables will massively increase bandwidth to the continent
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Libra: How Zucked are we really?

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The brand new digital currency championed by Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook has serious implications for data privacy and regulation
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Will Vodacom take the gap?

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Vodafone's interests in Africa may be up for grabs if AT&T does acquire its European operations.
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AT&T-Vodafone merger: What about Vodacom?

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A merger between AT&T and Vodafone would create the world's largest telecommunications operator, but it could impact Vodacom.
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Vodacom sells Tanzania phone towers to Soros-backed company

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In a bid to increase earnings, Vodacom has sold over a thousand phone towers to the George-Soros-backed Helios Towers Tanzania.
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BlackBerry internet services hit for a second day

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BlackBerry users across Europe, the Middle East and Africa were hit with internet service disruptions again after a glitch on Monday.
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Vodafone suffers annual profits drop

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British mobile phone giant Vodafone said on Tuesday that annual net profit sank 7,8%, on a huge impairment charge for its operations.
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Vodafone pushes deeper into India with Essar deal

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Vodafone will buy out Indian partner Essar in a $5-billion deal that ratchets up its exposure to a mobile market that has proved challenging.
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Rica: You need to register your 3G SIM card, too

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Your internet service provider is best-placed to tell you where to register.
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Vodacom: The listing that almost wasn’t

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Vodacom's appearance on the bourses on Monday may go down as the listing that almost didn't happen.
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Vodacom and Vodafone merger gets nod

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The Competition Tribunal on Wednesday unconditionally approved the merger between cellphone companies Vodacom and Vodafone.
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Samsung unveils world’s first solar-powered phone

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Samsung unveiled the world's first solar-powered cellphone, "Blue Earth", in front of curious crowds at an industry show in Barcelona on Monday.
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Telkom offloads Vodacom

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It must be divorce season. First Mosiuoa Lekota announces his departure from the ANC and now Telkom has announced that they're separating Vodacom.
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R30bn yanked from SA

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The cost of offshore borrowing for SA has jumped by 50% in recent weeks while foreigners have withdrawn R30-billion from the country since last month.
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