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Melon’s founder and chief executive, Calvin Collett, says the mobile virtual network operator is set to change how South Africans do mobile.

Capitec announces new bank fees.

Microsoft has announced that it will be laying off 10,000 employees by the end of March this year. The job cut affects around 5% of its workforce—more than the 1% that the company laid off last year. More in #TCDaily.

DATA prices are tremendously expensive for ordinary citizens in Mzansi.

The simplicity of Capitec Connect is bound to draw customers away from mobile companies and their confusing plans.

Banks in Africa are under pressure to remain relevant in the face of changing consumer needs and competition from telcos and fintechs.

SA’s biggest retail bank has increased customer numbers by 13% and says it plans to become self-sufficient as rolling blackouts, increasing economic uncertainty and global wars hurt operations.

In a country where connectivity is the key to economic development, data is proving to be banks’ biggest competing point. But are South Africa’s consumers getting the short end of the stick?

Difficult to maintain exceptional growth rate after rising to become SAs biggest bank by client numbers, but opportunities abound.

Interviews with Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie are usually a treat. This one kicks off with his perspective on the stock's R30bn market cap drop.