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Sepadi Nkadimeng, executive for corporate security and investigations at Telkom who is leading its fight against infrastructure vandalism, says it's becoming an increasing crisis and government needs to "move a lot quicker" to provide appropriate legislation to deal with it.

Independence is demonstrated by decisions during election years, even though the debt-to-GDP ratio is less prudent

The Canal+ deal would bring scale and exposure, but foreign ownership rules could stop it

In Terrace, the Ksan Society will host Coldest Night of the Year for the seventh year in a row on Feb. 24 and ...

Tracy Ridler works as a management consultant for 'Elevate Consulting' and co-founded 'Build Native' to assist...

The bill in the non-partisan unicameral has 17 sponsors, including three registered republicans. One of them is Grand Island Senator Ray Aguilar, who made it his priority bill this session.

Allison Kirkby has taken over as the telecoms firm’s first female chief executive.

Above-inflation price hikes do the trick for BT Group as sales and profits continue moving higher.

Chief Executive Allison Kirkby, who replaced Philip Jansen last month, said BT had delivered another quarter of revenue and earnings growth, while rapidly building and upgrading customers to its full-fibre broadband and 5G networks.

SNAP, previously called food stamps, makes it easier for low-income households to afford nutritious food. But in addition to the SNAP funds you receive each month, your EBT card can get you other...