Vodacom calls for collective action to decarbonise Africa’s digital economyIssued by VodacomJohannesburg, 09 Apr 2026 Ayman Essam, Chief Officer: External Affairs at Vodacom Group. As climate ...

Despite regular news stories in these pages highlighting the use of renewable energy in telecoms, reliance on diesel still appears to be widespread – which may explain why pan-African operator Vodacom ...

As climate pressures intensify and energy demand grows, Africa must cut carbon emissions while expanding access to reliable, affordable power that supports development, jobs and digital inclusion. Yet ...

TRAWU says the secondary strike aims to support workers engaged in protected industrial action at CJA Telecommunications, amid unresolved wage negotiations and allegations of exploitative labour ...

MTN achieved a peak speed of 1.073 Gbps in MyBroadband Insights’ real-world drive tests in Bellville, Cape Town. This speed ...

Vodacom Group has published a white paper examining how Africa’s ICT sector can reduce carbon emissions while continuing to ...

Eskom chairman Mteto Nyati, who was previously the CEO of MTN SA, has told the story of how the mobile operator took on ...

South African fibre network operator (FNO) Vumatel is accelerating its push into underserved communities, with plans to pass an additional one million homes over the next five years as it targets two ...

Telcos blink first in biometric fee fight with Home Affairs By Nicola Mawson, Contributing journalistJohannesburg, 15 Apr 2026Telco association ATC won’t be taking Home Affairs to court. (Graphic: ...

While Parliament is only now fumbling for answers about the Competition Commission’s approval of the Vodacom/Maziv merger, a look at the financials reveals exactly why Remgro needed this deal to ...

ACT has abandoned its court case against home affairs after mobile operators decided to pursue direct negotiations.

The Sharks will resume their Vodacom United Rugby Championship run against the Ospreys in Swansea later this month.