Prominent asset manager says Blue Label is a solid wild card bet
Anchor Capital has selected Blu Label Unlimited (BLU), formerly Blue Label Telecoms, as its 2026 wildcard, stating that it believes the share has potential to perform well.
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Vodacom beats the competition in media sentiment scores
Press Pulse’s latest online media sentiment report revealed that Vodacom has the best score, followed by MTN, Telkom, and Cell C.
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Nkosana Makate’s former backer says he did not invent Please Call Me
One of Makate’s former backers says he originated the idea that became Please Call Me, but did not invent it.
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Cell C | Industry News | jse
Cell C’s Historic JSE Debut: A South African Turnaround Story Fuelled by Purpose, Performance, and Progress
Cell C Holdings Limited officially debuted on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) under the ticker CCD, marking a defining moment for the company, the industry, and the country.
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Blu Label Unlimited (BLU) | Business | Cell C | Cellular | Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) | Sisonke Growth Partners
From R7.7 billion to R2.7 billion in a month
Of the 182.92 million shares Cell C hoped to sell, including an overallotment option, investors only bought 102 million at a much lower price than the company had expected.
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Cell C | Cellular | Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) | mobile networks | mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) | MTN
MTN leads the way to protect consumers against SIM-swap fraud
Customers using MTN-based MVNOs should theoretically be better protected against fraudulent SIM swaps than customers on some major mobile networks.
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True Please Call Me inventor says Nkosana Makate’s payout is a “great crime”
The man who invented, patented, and helped launch “Call Me” while on contract with MTN in November 2000, says Vodacom’s settlement with Nkosana Kenneth Makate is “absolutely unconscionable”.
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The Cell C secret nobody wants to talk about
In lieu of confirmation about what happened with a former Cell C employee share scheme, we can only follow the trail of transactions between the operator and its parent company, Blue Label.
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Cell C’s finances are a mess
Cell C’s financial statements over the last few years are a mess, which will cause headaches for investors ahead of its listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE).
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