September 2026

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South African fibre bills are increasing because network operators raised wholesale rates, impacting ISPs and ultimately consumers who pay more for the same....

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Your Fibre Bill Increases Because of a Network You Don’t Pay
South African fibre bills are increasing because network operators raised wholesale rates, impacting ISPs and ultimately consumers who pay more for the same.
Telkom’s Personalised Data Bundles Reshape South Africa’s Network War
Telkom drives subscriber growth and data consumption with algorithm-generated personalised bundles, making its competitive pricing strategy opaque in South.
Heart FM’s Goldrush Campaign Highlights Mobile’s Role in Listener Engagement
Heart FM's Goldrush cash giveaway uses WhatsApp as its entry route, revealing how modern radio stations adapt to mobile-first listener engagement in Cape Town.
Affordable Phones Alone Won’t Save South Africa’s 2G and 3G Shutdown
South Africa's 2G and 3G network shutdown by 2027 is proving complex, with challenges extending past phone upgrades to critical devices and services.
South Africa’s Phones Are Under Siege from Billions of Scam Calls
South Africa faces a massive surge in scam calls, with over 14 billion identified in early 2026.
Google Earth’s Secret CIA Origins Changed Digital Mapping
Google Earth's true beginning was as a critical mapping tool for intelligence, developed in war zones with urgent funding and a demand for flawless.
South African Businesses See Real Sales Shifts from Live CRM
True sales improvement in South African firms comes from daily CRM use and reliable data, not just software purchase, leading to tangible operational shifts.
South African Mobile Data Will Roll Over Automatically from 2027
New ICASA regulations starting January 2027 will ensure your unused mobile data bundles automatically roll over, preventing expiry and reducing unexpected.
Starlink’s South African Licence Stack is a Bigger Problem Than Its Coverage Map
Starlink's technical coverage in South Africa is misleading. ICASA requires specific electronic communications licences before the service can legally operate.
Starlink’s Satellite Advantage Ends With New Russian Jamming
A new Russian electronic warfare system can reportedly jam Starlink satellites in low Earth orbit, posing a significant threat to Ukrainian forces relying on.

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September 2026

Your Fibre Bill Increases Because of a Network You Don’t Pay

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