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Telkom in MOU with Korean firm

Dec 12 2011 14:28

Telkom says it has entered into a memorandum of understanding with KT Corporation which is looking to acquire a stake in the fixed-line operator.

Companies & Markets

What could have been...

Jun 23 2011 00:00

How could it happen? How could a company with strong cash reserves, extensive assets and an unfair advantage established over decades of monopoly mess up as badly as Telkom has?

ICT

Telkom hit by $251m Nigerian lawsuit

May 23 2011 17:29

A firm which builds and rents towers used by mobile operators is suing Telkom in the High Court of Lagos State, claiming it walked away from an agreement.

Companies & Markets

The message from Vox Telecom came early. Since 2009 it’s been warning the lowering of interconnection rates in South Africa – the fees network operators pay each other for connecting calls – would impact on its least-cost routing subsidiary Vox Orion.

World

Europe puts satellites into orbit

Dec 30 2010 08:11

A rocket has lifted off from Europe's space base on French Guiana and put into orbit the South Korean Koreasat 6 and Spanish Hispasat 1E telecommunications satellites.

Simon Dingle

A new era in SA telecoms?

Nov 02 2010 09:25

Nyanda's out and Padayachie's in - but what does this mean for the communications industry in SA, asks Simon Dingle.

Simon Dingle

Down to business

Aug 30 2010 20:33

Expect growth as savvy telecoms operators transform, says Simon Dingle.

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May 28 2012 09:33

Investors may not have a clue what they’re paying their money managers or they type of service they’re getting, or, whether they can actually negotiate lower fees. (Reuters)

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Aug 04 2011 00:00

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