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PayJustNow is launching an MVNO on Cell C, aiming to turn its buy-now-pay-later customers into mobile subscribers with credit-linked offers.
Checkers Sixty60 generated R25.5 billion in annual sales and contributed about 36% of Shoprite group incremental sales growth.
Datatec's R29-a-share special distribution totals R7.05 billion. Founder Jens Montanana's 19.01% stake is worth about R1.3 billion before tax.
Apple Music's South African individual plan rises from R69.99 to R79.99 a month from 27 August, while the family plan increases from R109.99 to R129.99.
Blu Label says Blu Energy has about 400MW in its pipeline and 180MW with sites and PPAs, but no capacity is operating yet.
MTN is evaluating banking licences in selected African markets as MoMo pushes deeper into lending, deposits and balance-sheet risk.
Comsol is building a wholesale standalone 5G-Advanced network for ISPs, with roughly one million Gauteng homes already in reach.
Cell C confirms talks with Starlink and Amazon Leo, and how satellite fits its asset-light network and rural coverage plans.
Vox, Frogfoot and Hypa Fibre raised R14.4 billion in fresh capital. The important detail is where they plan to spend it: township fibre builds.
MTN's adjusted half-year profit rose more than 21% on subscriber growth across Africa. Investors will still watch South Africa hardest.
GridCars will credit R1 in public charging for every verified kWh charged at home. At R299 a month, drivers need to watch the maths.
DStv streaming-only packages can cost less than satellite equivalents. MultiChoice is slowly separating TV from the dish that built it.