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Building on the momentum of the 2010 Fifa World Cup, the Gauteng Tourism Authority has launched a new campaign to promote domestic tourism in the province.
• Tourism to cash in on 2010 boom

A new mobile service network, owned and operated by South African telecommunications giant Telkom, is well on its way to becoming a reality in the country.

Thanks to South African consumers, the demand for over-exploited fish stocks is declining.

Businesses across Africa are expecting a revolution in internet access, costs and technology as a result of the rush of new undersea cables connecting the continent, a new report finds, with wider access also driving increased use of social networking as a business tool.

Businesses across Africa are expecting a revolution in internet access, technology and costs as a result of the rush of new undersea cables connecting the continent.
• Giving Zimbabwe's diaspora a voice

The recent 2010 Fifa World Cup has eradicated many myths about South Africa and boosted growth prospects for the country’s tourism industry, the government said on 7 September 2010.

The recent 2010 Fifa World Cup has eradicated many myths about South Africa and boosted growth prospects for the country’s tourism industry, the government said on 7 September 2010.
• World Cup driving SA tourism

While producer inflation increased to 9.4% in June, an economist says the higher-than-expected figure was driven by commodity inflation, not manufactured goods, and has no immediate implications for a more positive consumer inflation outlook.

Japan's Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, a leading global telecoms provider, has reached a deal with two major shareholders of Dimension Data that will see NTT acquiring the JSE-listed company for approximately £2.1-billion.

As call centres continue to expand in South Africa, Vodacom has teamed up with two other technology firms to launch a hosted call centre product suite that enables customers to get on with their core business, knowing that their IT infrastructure and call centre operations are taken care of.