FFM insight: Sharenet’s Dylan Bradfield – why TKG, BLU better bets than VOD, MTN
Dylan Bradfield has taken a deep dive into the telecoms options in our inaugural Fantasy Fund Manager game and offers some canny advice.
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Best of 2022: On the record – Markus Jooste’s trustee opens up on SARB’s R4.8bn asset raid
Gary Harlow, named in High Court papers which sanctioned the seizure of Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste’s assets, says he will help the authorities in anyway possible.
On the record: Markus Jooste’s trustee opens up on SARB’s R4.8bn asset raid
Gary Harlow, named in High Court papers which sanctioned yesterday’s seizure of Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste’s assets, says he will help the authorities in anyway possible.
Vodacom said to be in talks to take over Cell C subscribers
Vodacom said to be in talks with Cell C to take over its contract-paying customers, a move that would strengthen its position as SA’s telecom market leader.
Third time lucky for Telkom in bid to buy struggling Cell C?
Telkom has offered to buy Cell C in an effort to better compete against larger rivals, according to people familiar with the matter.
More Blue Label pain? S&P downgrades Cell C after missed interest payments
South Africa’s third-largest wireless carrier, Cell C, had its credit rating cut to D by rating agency S&P Global after it failed to make interest payments due in July.
Fidentia curators coin it, widows weep; EU braces for hard Brexit; Discovery, Blue Label, Resilient
Medical scheme provider Discovery lost 8%, and Aspen shed more than 4%. Some analysts are baffled about the volatility around Discovery.
Going mobile: Telkom eyes second bite of Cell C cherry
Telkom is considering making an offer to buy a majority stake in Cell C that would lead to a combination of South Africa’s third- and fourth-largest mobile-phone companies.
2016 CEO SleepOut – A cold night on The Nelson Mandela Bridge
In 2016, The CEO SleepOut took place on The Nelson Mandela Bridge, where 168 c-suite members spent the night outdoors.
Cell C seeks to cut debt by 73% (to R6bn) with Blue Label deal
Cell C is seeking to cut its debt by 73 percent as part of a deal that will help it sell a stake to Blue Label Telecoms while retaining its operating license.