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Vodacom heads to court after Lesotho revokes its operating license
The regulator announced that it had decided to revoke the mobile operator's license for noncompliance, but Vodacom accused the regulator of being hostile...
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Lesotho Communications Authority threatens to revoke Vodacom’s licence
The authority said Vodacom has failed to pay a R40 million fine that was due on Wednesday.
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Vodacom partners with China's Alipay to create 'super app' in SA
Vodacom and other mobile operators in South Africa are seeking to expand their mobile payment apps into online market places to leverage their network and customer base.
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5G explained: What it is, how it works & busting the myths
EWN spoke to tech expert Arthur Goldstuck to explain all you need to know about 5G - the next-generation wireless network technology set to change the way people live and work - as well tackling the many myths around it. #5G #Technology
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Vodacom South Africa now a standalone business
South Africa’s biggest telecoms company by value said in a statement it needed the new structure to manage its expanded African portfolio and growth plans on the continent, including financial and digital services.
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Cell C finalises recapitalisation plan
Cell C faces a liquidity crunch as it has underperformed in a highly competitive market dominated by MTN and Vodacom.
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Vodacom launches 5G mobile network in South Africa
In February, Vodacom Chief Executive Shameel Joosub said Vodacom expects to offer 5G mobile services to its South African customers this year by using a network being built by another African operator, Liquid Telecom.
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Vodacom, MTN to spend millions to add network capacity during lockdown
Vodacom, which competes with rival MTN Group, has also applied to Icasa for temporary spectrum and is waiting for its application to be evaluated, it said in a statement.
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Vodacom CEO calls on govt to speed up spectrum allocation
Spectrum refers to the frequencies and more spectrum means better quality service and faster download speeds.
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Competition Commission ‘hopeful’ of agreements with MTN, Telkom on data costs
Their rival Vodacom reached an agreement with the regulator to cut data prices by 30% from 1 April.
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Consumers want Vodacom to cut data costs even more
After a long fight that created the Data Must Fall movement, Vodacom is set to reduce data prices by 30% from the first of next month.
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Vodacom settlement on data prices best option for consumers - commission
The Competition Commission said that it was in talks with MTN and Telkom to follow suit and slash their data prices.
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Vodacom to cut data costs by 30%
The Competition Commission announced that Vodacom would reduce monthly data prices from 1 April 2020. This comes after the commission released its Data Services Market Inquiry report in December, recommending that mobile networks reduce data prices or face prosecution.
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Vodacom to reduce data prices by 30% from April: Competition Commission
Deputy commissioner Hardin Ratshisusu said the competition instructed Vodacom and MTN to reduce prices by at least 50% and 30%.
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WATCH LIVE: Competition Commission, Vodacom settlement on data prices
In December, the Competition Commission called on MTN and Vodacom to reduce the price of data by the beginning of February or face prosecution.
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Vodacom ‘co-operating’ with Lesotho Communications Authority over penalty
The Lesotho Communications Authority confirmed that it slapped Vodacom with an R8.2 million penalties for failing to pay regulatory fees on time.
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Lesotho confirms Vodacom slapped with R8.2m penalty fee
Lesotho's communications authority said Vodacom was allocated R900,000 to connect internet to 30 schools but it failed to report progress.
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Moteane explains allegations that put Vodacom’s Lesotho license at stake
Vodacom shareholders are surprised that the Lesotho communications authority slapped the company with R8.2 million in penalties for noncompliance.
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Lesotho threatens to revoke Vodacom’s license over R8 million fee dispute
The cellphone network service provider said it was surprised by the move, saying it believed negotiations were still under way.
