Column: Player revolt helped Presidents Cup and now hurts it
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The great disruption in golfis doing no favors to the Presidents Cup, which alrea
Competition Tribunal undecided on Telkom’s fate
Final arguments were heard in the Competition Tribunal’s case against telecommunications giant
Lazarus is back — Telkom
Lazarus Zim has been reappointed as the Telkom group’s board chairman. Appointed last year, hi
Airtel Ghana fighting SIM card fraud
On Wednesday, Airtel Ghana announced the introduction of a short code, 919, customers can use to rep
Tokyo archbishop: Japanese Shinto celebrations a chance for evangelization
Though it is mostly an irreligious country, seemingly untroubled by matters of the hereafter, Japan
Chad gets first mobile money offering
Airtel Chad has collaborated with Ecobank to launch Airtel Money in the West African nation. Touted
FTTH council set for Sharm El Sheikh
The Fiber to the Home (FTTH) Council Middle East and North Africa (MENA) has decided to hold the thi
Ten things resellers should look for in a UC vendor
Whether you’re scrapping for an up-and-coming new unified communications vendor or running with the
Archbishop Ganswein: Benedict XVI wrote text, but did not agree to be book's co
Archbishop Georg Ganswein, the private secretary of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, said Tuesday the for
Orange to provide free access to mobile Wikipedia
In the first partnership of its kind, mobile telecommunications operator Orange and the Wikimedia Fo
The cloud is coming, but what happens until it’s here?
With the cloud computing era promising to take the management burden associated with running an orga
New Companies Act won’t ease red tape burden for small firms
South Africa’s new Companies Act aims to reduce the bureaucratic burden on small businesses – but, s
Column: Finally, the Super Bowl might be fun again
Finally, the Super Bowl might be fun again.No more scowling Bill Belichick, angry as always under hi
iPad Mini gathers consumer interest
Apple’s much-rumoured iPad Mini has managed to garner strong consumer interest, although the little
The fastest internet on the continent
According to a new report released by Ookla, a US-based net metrics company which performs internet
AfricaCom Awards: Gateway gets two nominations
Gateway Communications, a supplier of African telecommunications services, has been nominated in bot
Wis. Catholic Conference dismayed by veto of abortion bills
As the Democratic Governor of Wisconsin vetoed Friday four bills regulating abortion, Catholics in t
7 reasons why Microsoft’s Surface will be better than Apple’s iPad
Electronics manufacturer Microsoft recently unveiled its latest piece of technology that is set to c
Kiswahili Office 2010 language pack released in Tanzania
Software maker Microsoft has released a Kiswahili version of its popular productivity suite Office 2
Uganda Telecom to pay back taxes
Uganda Telecom (UTL) said in a statement on Tuesday that it would ensure that all back taxes to the
Pope Francis requires year of missionary work for future Vatican diplomat priests
Pope Francis has requested that priests in formation for the Holy See's diplomatic service be requir
SAP celebrates 40th anniversary
Forty years ago to the day, SAP AG, now the market leader in enterprise application software, was fo
NITDA reaffirms commitment to IT development
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) in Nigeria has renewed its commitment
SAP celebrates 40th anniversary
Forty years ago to the day, SAP AG, now the market leader in enterprise application software, was fo
White House hosts service for National Day of Prayer
The White House service for the National Day of Prayer on Thursday focused on protection from the co