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Vodacom completes acquisition of Gateway

Vodacom said on Wednesday it had completed the purchase of African network and satellite services firm Gateway for $700-million.

Vodacom expands 3G HSDPA coverage

Vodacom has extended its 3G HSDPA coverage beyond the major metropolitan centres. In December Jongensfontein, Franskraalstrand, Citrusdal and Saronsberg were added to its network. Lamberts Bay and Veldrif will receive coverage in January.

Vodacom gears up for future

Vodacom's future without Telkom is looking bright, with the company determined to take hold of every opportunity its new majority shareholder, Vodafone, has to offer.

Vodacom completes R7bn acquisition of Gateway

SOUTH African mobile operator Vodacom says it has completed the purchase of African network and satellite services firm Gateway for $700 million (R6.8 billion).

Vodacom forks out billions for Gateway

South African mobile operator Vodacom said on Wednesday it completed the purchase of African network and satellite services firm Gateway for $700-million (about R6,4-billion).

Probe Vodacom sale, Telkom tenders, union

The Communication Workers’ Union (CWU) is calling for a thorough investigation into alleged crimes or misdemeanours involving Telkom’s sale of Vodacom and the restructuring of its fixed-line operations.

Probe Vodacom sale, Telkom tenders union?

THE Communication Workers’ Union (CWU) is calling for a thorough investigation into alleged crimes or misdemeanours involving Telkom’s sale of Vodacom and the restructuring of its fixed-line operations.

Get BlackBerry on prepaid

Vodacom this week announced the launch of a prepaid option for BlackBerry internet in South Africa. Vodacom has introduced the service in collaboration with BlackBerry developers and manufacturers, Research In Motion (RIM), in a first for the country. The prepaid service allows customers to buy a BlackBerry smartphone and then pay their internet subscription on a month-to-month basis.

Vodacom completes Gateway buy

Petrol pump prices will fall by about 18% to the lowest since March 2007 due to a drop in the international oil price, helping to ease inflation.

Vodacom offers prepaid BlackBerry Internet service

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Candice Jones: Vodacom gears up for future

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S.Africa's Vodacom completes acquisition of Gateway? 1 hr ago

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BlackBerry Internet Service for R 59.00

Vodacom and Research In Motion (RIM) have launched the first prepaid offering for BlackBerry Internet Service in South Africa, affording customers the benefit of being in control of their monthly spend with an unlimited plan while enjoying the flexibility of a prepaid service option.

BEE push could mean less for Vodafone

Cellphone titan Vodafone might have to settle for less than 50 percent stake in South Africa's Vodacom because of government plans to ensure black Africans get stakes in top industries.

First Cut - Be Mobile Comes at a Price [column]

It will have been very surprising had be Mobile not opted to enter the football fray. All over the world, cellphone companies are major sponsors of football. If you are a football person you would know better: Zain, Vodafone, Telcom, MTN, Vodacom, Orange, I-tell, Orascom, Neotel, Cell-C, Call-Right. The list is endless.

Glance-STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-Vodafone up; Credit Suisse "trading buy"

STOCKS NEWS Reuters Results diary Stocks on the move Real-time Equity News 09:27GMT 31Dec2008-Vodafone up; Credit Suisse says "buy" -------------------------------------------------------- Shares in Vodafone rise 2.4 percent as Credit Suisse issues a "trading buy" on the mobile phones group arguing that the company will benefit from sterling's weakness, leaving guidance and consensus estimates "beatable". The broker says should sterling remain broadly where it is, full-year 2009 estimated EBIT could exceed 11.8 billion pounds versus guidance of 11-11.5 billion pounds. Also, South African mobile operator Vodacom, which is 50 percent owned by Vodafone, says on Wednesday it has completed the purchase of African network and satellite services firm Gateway for $700 million.

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