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No naughties for Bafana Bafana

NEWSWATCH: Safa has rejected anything to do with a sponsorship of Bafana Bafana by an adult dating site, reports goal.com. It's claimed bad financial management sank Goldfields newspaper Gold-Net, reports IOL, and TechCentral reports the Internet Service Providers' Association reckons Telkom's transit fee is 'legally illogical'.

By Rod Baker

20 Nov 2013

(Image: Wikimedia Commons)

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goal.com: Safa dismiss Ashley Madison's Bafana sponsor ploy... It's claimed adult dating website Ashley Madison offered Bafana Bafana a R10-million sponsorship, but Safa red-carded the offer.
IOL: 'Poor fiscal control scuppered Gold-Net'... The Competition Tribunal heard yesterday from Schalk Burger, senior counsel for the defendant, that it wasn't anything Media24 did but rather a lack of proper financial controls, and other reasons, that sank the newspaper. Media24 is currently facing the tribunal over a complaint brought by former Gold-Net owner Hans Steyl.
TechCentral: Telkom transit fee 'legally illogical'... OK, it's 'only' 6c/minute, but Telkom, in the opinion of a great many people, are experts at gouging every last cent out of the consumer - which is just about everyone. So it's no wonder the Internet Service Providers' Association is supporting MWEB's High Court action against Telkom's imposition of the 6c/minute "transit fee" for calls sent from its fixed-line network to its mobile network, reports TechCentral.
Excessive costs have cost the consumer millions... probably billions - and they have cost South Africa itself billions...in lost growth, lost opportunities and more.

Rod Baker

About Rod Baker

Rod Baker is Content Director at Bizcommunity.com. A journalist since before computers, he worked on a wide range of magazines and, in his youth, rose through the ranks from being a lowly and abused sub-editor, to a high and still abused editor and publisher. He has been editor and publisher of a number of magazines, as well as a newspaper. He has edited many books, and written a number too. Email him at moc.ytinummoczib@dor.