Openserve no longer for sale, says South Africa’s Telkom

Posted on November 20, 2024 by Guest authors

South African wireline and wireless telecommunications provider Telkom has suspended plans to sell part of its fibre business, Openserve, according to a statement by CEO Serame Taukobong this week.

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FCC to decide on net neutrality’s future

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April 17, 2024
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The FCC is gearing up for a vote aimed at regaining regulatory power over ISPs and reinstating federal net neutrality rules discarded by the Trump administration in 2017. Net neutrality is designed to ensure that the choices of internet users, not ISPs…

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Brazil’s Oi seeks amendments to debt recovery plan

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July 3, 2025
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The saga of Brazilian telecommunications company Oi and its ongoing attempts at restructuring its operations and settling its debts continues this week with news that it is seeking court approval to amend its existing debt recovery plan.

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Can the Indian government enhance BSNL’s competitiveness?

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February 28, 2024
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As 4G delays and subscriber losses continue, it has been reported that the Indian government is looking at ways to improve operational efficiencies in state-owned operator BSNL to enhance its competitiveness.

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