30/06/2020
https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2020-06-30-vodacom-ordered-to-come-clean-on-please-call-me-revenue/ .tab=0
BUSINESS MAVERICK: Vodacom ordered to come clean on Please Call Me revenue
On Monday 29 June, Judge Jody Kollapen of the High Court in Pretoria gave Vodacom 21 days to hand over financial records relating to ‘Please Call Me’ to the service’s inventor, Nkosana Makate.
16/03/2015
Citi Mobile Challenge participants can disrupt low income market
Citi challenge participants can disrupt low income market
11/03/2015
m:lab East Africa to host app development training
m:lab East Africa to host app development training
10/03/2015
A great read to keep up with the mobile tech developments in 2015
Five top trends at MWC 2015
Chinese made smart watches, abundant smartphone choices and virtual reality headsets are among trends that have grabbed attention at the Mobile World Congress.
05/03/2015
Mobile money, still has its stronghold on the African continent: Kenya has become the poster-child of the service.
Mobile money reaches 100 million users
Mobile money is used by 100 million people across the globe, according to research released by global phone body the GSMA this week.
03/03/2015
First African smartwatch to be assembled at VMK factory
First African smartwatch to be assembled at VMK factory
02/03/2015
Android dominates two horse smartphone race
Google Android has dominated the global smartphone market in 2014, holding an 81.5% market share, with Apple's iOS second and no strong third player.
23/02/2015
African solutions to African problems, for Africans by Africans.
InstaHealth plots expansion outside of Uganda after rebrand
InstaHealth plots expansion outside of Uganda after rebrand
18/02/2015
Mobile money services continue to grow in business
African Mobile Money Providers To Earn USD 1.5B By 2019
Mobile money providers will earn an estimated USD 1.5 billion in fees from such things as bill payments and sending money to relatives in sub-Saharan Africa by 2019
09/02/2015
Exciting Innovations coming out of Africa and the world is paying attention.
African startups score highly at Seedstars World
African startups score highly at Seedstars World
02/02/2015
SA start up wins big chunk of UK funding
A South African e-commerce start-up has received an investment boost from a UK firm as a vote of confidence in local innovation.
30/01/2015
A mobile app that saves you money on fuel
by: Darryl Linington and Gareth van Zyl From: www.itnewsafrica.com and www.fin24.com South African consumers can now enjoy shopping around for the best feel prices. According to itnewsafrica, application developer TouchFoundry introduced the "FillApp" set to save consumers money when it comes to fue…