TV licence amnesty in South Africa on the cards: Communications minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni has backed a proposal to introduce a TV licence amnesty in South Africa. – MyBroadband
The Post Office wants to deliver all small parcels — but can’t even keep the lights on: MyBroadband testing revealed that the SA Post Office, which wants a monopoly on all parcel deliveries under 1kg, cannot even effectively provide basic postal services. – MyBroadband
South African fintech company Ozow raises R746 million — with Tencent as a lead investor: Ozow, which was started as i-Pay in 2014, has raised $ 48 million in a Series B funding round. – MyBroadband
Success is all about choosing the right partner: Can choosing the right channel partner skyrocket your business? The answer is unequivocally yes! After 20 years of being in this industry the one thing I know to be essential to success is having the right partnerships in place. – MyBroadband
Load-shedding until Saturday: Eskom has announced load-shedding from Wednesday afternoon due to insufficient generation capacity and the loss of three more units at its coal-fired power stations. – MyBroadband
New connectivity corridors extend business opportunities along South Africa’s southern coastline: Fleet-footed cloud operators, content providers, carriers, internet service providers (ISPs) and mobile network operators (MNOs) are expanding their businesses along South Africa’s southern coastline. – MyBroadband
Load-shedding outlook for the week ahead: Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter has provided an outlook for load-shedding for the rest of the week. – MyBroadband
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