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Cell C now ready for new deals, products after recapitalisation - Vimarsana News

Cell C now ready for new deals, products after recapitalisation

Struggling Cell C says it has a number of new partnerships in the pipeline following a deal struck with Capitec earlier this week

Cell C and Capitec bank announce south Africa's latest MVNO - Vimarsana News

Cell C and Capitec bank announce south Africa's latest MVNO

Hard on the heels of the announcement that its recapitalisation efforts have been completed, South Africa operator Cell C has done a deal with Capitec, South Africa’s largest retail bank by customers, that makes Capitec the country’s latest mobile virtual network operator (MVNO).

South Africa's Cell C says recapitalisation complete - Vimarsana News

South Africa's Cell C says recapitalisation complete

The recapitalisation of South African mobile operator Cell C has finally been completed after years of negotiation. That’s the news from Blue Label Telecoms, the largest shareholder in Cell C, which sells innovative technology for mobile commerce to emerging markets in South Africa and abroad.

SIHLE BULOSE AND SAVANNA STEPHENS | Lower mobile data costs may not be on horizon yet - Vimarsana News

SIHLE BULOSE AND SAVANNA STEPHENS | Lower mobile data costs may not be on horizon yet

The role of the authorities, such as the Competition Commission and Icasa, is critical. They need to ensure that South Africans are getting a fair deal when it comes to buying mobile data.

Cell C gets debt relief as lenders agree to lose out - Vimarsana News

Cell C gets debt relief as lenders agree to lose out

Beleaguered South African operator Cell C has had a reprieve after a vote in which some lenders have agreed to take an 80% loss on their debt.