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Telco talks up its performance ahead of first quarter report from Canadian parent. Telco Two Degrees says it is making progress on plans for an initial public offer, with its Toronto-listed parent expected to provide further details in its first quarter report overnight Choose your best value subscription option here. Already have an account? Login Related news
South Africa on track with new rules for plastic bags Subscribe Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment minister Barbara Creecy has outlined the government’s push to phase out harmful plastics and replace them with recyclable alternatives. In a media briefing on Thursday (15 April), Creecy said a this is in line with the department’s commitment to reduce plastic waste in the environment and prevent the dangerous pollutant from entering rivers and oceans. “Government is also in the process of amending our plastic bag regulations,” Creecy said. “As a result, from the first of January ...
New Zealand telco joins forces with Swedish networking giant. Local telco Two Degrees is to partner with Ericsson to build a new 5G network in New Zealand. The announcement follows the Kiwi telco last month indicating a potential IPO on the Australian and New Zealand stock exchanges. The new network will be built in Wellington and Auckland with construction starting immediately. Currently, Spark and Vodafone both offer 5G. Vodafone is in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown, while Spark is in Auckland, Takapuna, Te Awamutu, New Plymouth, Palmerston North, Christchurch and...
We die in disproportionate numbers: disabled people on disasters Normal text size Advertisement In moves to address climate change, many of us make assumptions about how to make a difference. Stop using straws, get rid of packaging, use less air-conditioning. But what if that straw makes the difference between being able to drink or not, you rely on packaged, pre-cut fruit because you’re unable to cut it yourself, if air-con is essential for your ability to function. Sarah Firth is a graphic recorder, pictured here in her home studio. Credit:Jason South The way climate change affects people...
* Redefine to provided additional 46 mln rand in rent discounts * Redefine now poised for expansion after disposals JOHANNESBURG, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Two of South Africa's prime commercial property owners will extend rental relief to struggling tenants this year, in a sign the impact of COVID-19 is far from over for hard-hit real estate firms although they see the tide turning at the end of 2021. Liberty Two Degrees (L2D) and Redefine Properties - owners of some prominent commercial real estate in Johannesburg and Cape Town - said they would have to provide rental relief for longer. South Afri...