Telkom challenges Neotel-Vodacom decision

Telkom has filed an application at the North Gauteng High Court to set aside Icasa’s (Independent Communications Authority of South Africa’s) decision of 2 July that has given the regulatory go-ahead for the transfer of Neotel licenses to Vodacom. Telkom has approached the court on a semi-urgent basis for an interim order to suspend the implementation of the Icasa decision, pending the resolution of the final review, as it is believes that the regulator has not adequately considered certain considerations when granting regulatory approval for the transaction.

Telkom takes next steps in turnaround

Telkom has announced the next steps in its strategy to position the company for a more competitive environment and to ensure its sustainability over the long term. According to statement from Telkom, the organisation respects the decision of the Labour Court handed...

New dates for Telkom’s BCX acquisition

The acquisition of Business Connexion (BCX) by Telkom is still up in the air pending outstanding regulatory approvals. Back in May, the Competition Commission recommended to the Competition Tribunal that the proposed transaction be approved with conditions, but approval from that body is still required. The Competition Tribunal hearing has been set down for 30 July 2015 to 07 August 2015.

Telkom cuts prices for fixed DSL, FTTH data

Telkom has announced price adjustments to a range of its current data products, including fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) and Do bundles on digital subscriber line (DSL), with some bundles slashed by more than 15%. This comes on the back of significant price reductions for...

Telkom debuts flexible Voice bundles

Telkom has introduced a range of mobile voice bundles aimed at offering customers greater flexibility in managing their fluctuating business and personal voice usage demands without incurring the higher cost of out-of-bundle voice minute usage. Now, once customers have depleted their available voice allocation, they can purchase voice bundles at an in-bundle rate instead of having to go out-of-bundle at a higher rate. This flexibility allows customers to better manage their spending and offers more value for voice calling.