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Telenor, the Norwegian telecommunications giant, has initiated its plan to sell its operations in Pakistan.

Compensating for past emissions is as important as future mitigation for a fair and lasting solution

"The telecom company has no intention to provide quality service, as it is not doing anything to fix the problems that its subscribers are facing,” he said.

A formal KwaZulu-Natal inquest into the kidnapping and disappearance of several ANC activists in the 1980s has begun in Durban.

While walking home from school at the start of the 1976 student uprising in Gqeberha, Nomvume Mnyazi was the first casualty when she was shot dead by police in Mendi Road, New Brighton.

The final draft of BTRC's regulations for digital, social media, and OTT platforms allows the government to order individuals to take down content, empowers it to order social media companies to block content, and grants it indemnity for its actions under the law.

Advocate Varney for the families accused the SAPS and state attorney of acting contemptuously and above the law

TANZANIA yesterday joined other Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) rail Authorities to commemorate the Southern African Railway Association (SARA) safety week.

Bangladesh operators Robi Axiata and Teletalk Bangladesh, along with infrastructure group Summit Towers, have entered into a tri-party agreement for sharing existing network infrastructure.

The state coffer is at least Tk 2,258.76 crore short, thanks to Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Limited's failure to deposit the sum for mismanagement, shows audit report.