Cannon Asset Managers: Making cents of 2015 so far
Cannon Asset Managers provides a look at 2015 as oil prices head to new lows with key producers showing no signs of cutting output in the face of a global supply glut.
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Telkom still in talks with MTN to extend roaming agreement
Telkom SA, South Africa’s biggest landline provider, said on Wednesday that it remained in talks with telecommunications operator MTN to extend their roaming agreement to include the outsourcing of Telkom’s radio access network.
A long-term wager on Standard Bank – one day it will look so obvious
Spent yesterday afternoon at a Town Hall gathering of Standard Bank’s technology team.
Anchor Capital: Essential market review 27 Nov
In this daily, in-depth review Anchor Capital provides a comprehensive view of everything you need to know about local and global markets.
Anchor Capital: Essential market review 26 Nov
In this daily, in-depth review Anchor Capital provides a comprehensive view of everything you need to know about local and global markets.
Sasha Naryshkine: “I would sell Telkom in a heartbeat!”
Lunchtime market update on CNBC Africa’s PowerLunch with Sasha Naryshkine talking about Telkom, Astral Foods, Barloworld and life with oil at $80 in Africa.
Telkom H1 profits = down 62%, Outlook = clear as mud
Telkom SA, said its first-half profit fell 62 percent. The company, following months of restructuring to cut costs, has laid off 406 managers.
SA shares drift lower, MTN weighs
South African shares ended in the red on Thursday dragged lower by mining companies and telecommunications operator MTN, which surprised investors with news it was struggling to sign on new subscribers in Nigeria.
MTN to lay off half of 850 SA managers
MTN Group plans to lay off about half of its 850 managers in South Africa, the mobile operator said on Thursday, well below the number of job cuts predicted by union officials.
Surfline launches Ghana’s first 4G data network
ACCRA (Reuters) – Ghana company Surfline Communications launched the country’s first 4G data network on Tuesday in partnership with French technology company Alcatel-Lucent, making Ghana the sixth nation in sub-Saharan Africa to get the high speed service. The wholly-owned company invested more than $100 million for the first phase of the Long-Term Evolution (LTE) network, … Read more