Jan Vermeulen
Editor and Journalist at MyBroadband
https://t.co/QsV3J6dqFX MyBroadband Editor. Investigative journalist. Nerdfighter, browncoat, rocker. Shen an Calhar. Sa souvraya niende misain ye.
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1 week ago |
mybroadband.co.za | Jan Vermeulen
The South African National Space Agency (Sansa) space weather centre reports that a solar storm hit the Earth that impacted satellite navigation systems in South Africa. Based on data from the United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), a Severe-class solar storm hit on Wednesday and continues as a Minor-class storm on Thursday.
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1 week ago |
mybroadband.co.za | Jan Vermeulen
Sony has started notifying PlayStation Plus members in South Africa that their subscription fees will increase on or after 24 June 2025, depending on their payment date. “This price adjustment will enable us to continue bringing high-quality games and benefits to your PlayStation Plus subscription service,” Sony stated.
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1 week ago |
mybroadband.co.za | Jan Vermeulen
Ozow co-founder and CEO Thomas Pays has been suspended from the company for over two months and is facing a disciplinary hearing as shareholders try to oust him. MyBroadband has learned that investors are unhappy with Pays’ management style and claim he has been wasteful and reckless with their funds. One example of the alleged extravagance investors took issue with was Ozow giving away a R500,000 trip to Las Vegas to watch the Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2023.
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1 week ago |
mybroadband.co.za | Jan Vermeulen
MyBroadband Insights has released its Q1 2025 Mobile Network Quality Report, which shows that Cell C has overtaken Vodacom to become the second-best network in South Africa. MTN still has the best mobile network in South Africa, while Vodacom is the only operator whose overall network quality score has decreased since last quarter. The findings are based on 306,299 speed tests conducted by 6,999 mobile users across the country between 1 January and 31 March 2025.
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1 week ago |
mybroadband.co.za | Jan Vermeulen
Internet service provider Afrihost has warned customers to expect their product prices to increase on 1 May 2025 as a result of the finance minister increasing VAT from 15% to 15.5%. “It’s our goal to provide the best products and service in South Africa, and we will continue to strive to bring you the best Internet experience possible,” Afrihost said. Afrihost is the latest of several companies that have told customers to expect their prices to increase from next month.
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