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In today’s economic circumstances it is not easy to keep up with bond repayments, car payments, food costs, living expenses and school fees.

South African consumers are in distress over the announcement by SA Reserve Bank’s (SARB) governor Lesetja Kganyago of the repo rate increase to 6.25%.

The current satellite industry as a whole and in particular in Africa, is at the brink of such a changing landscape and few business executives will be able to predict the future landscape… naturally because of all the politics and challenges faced…...

The holiday season is just around the corner and consumers are holding their breaths… 2015 has been a year filled with astounding increases in living expenses.

Integr8, South African-based global managed ICT services provider and Lenovo Premium Partner, has been recognised with an award for out-performing sales quotas for the first half of the PC vendor’s fiscal year.

Most people never or rarely look at their bank account or credit card statements. And when they do, there are often strange amounts deducted for things they haven’t authorised.

For the past few weeks South African universities were under siege by students protesting increasing tertiary fees – until President Zuma stepped in and made an official statement that no fee rise will be enforced next year.

With more than 30 000 mine workers in the coal mining industry striking and prices of food and living costs increasing to such an extent that most South Africans can’t afford their current lifestyles, consumers are currently experiencing a rude wake-up...

Riaan Roux, Systems Engineer at Q-KON Africa has just completed a course involving every aspect of installing, implementing and developing VSAT networks with The Global VSAT Forum (GVF).

The advent of the cloud as a consistent, always-available and highly manageable technology resource has revolutionised the workspace.