On Thursday, Vodacom congratulated its class of 2016/2017 Vodacom Discover Graduate Programme for everything that they had accomplished in their two years of enrolment. The graduation ceremony was held at Vodacom’s Midrand campus and acknowledged the hard work and determination Read the full story
Vodacom and Innovator Trust have unveiled the Youth Entrepreneurship Programme (YEP), aimed at equipping local unemployed youth with the requisite set of skills to become cutting-edge entrepreneurs. The tailor-made youth development programme will drive innovations and create job opportunities that Read the full story
To help advance youth economic empowerment, Vodacom has given a facelift to Vodacom Change the World by relaunching the programme as an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and youth volunteerism initiative. Vodacom Change the World will now focus on creating Read the full story
The CEO of leading South African pharmaceutical manufacturer Adcock Ingram, Mr Andrew Hall, recently signed the Guidelines for Good Business Practice by South African Companies Operating in the Rest of Africa. The signing ceremony, which was witnessed by the Minister of Read the full story
Vodacom’s BEE scheme, YeboYethu has announced the resignation of Mr Tlhabeli Ralebitso as a non-executive director of the special purpose vehicle. His resignation was effective from the 5th of May 2017. The board shared its gratitude to Mr Ralebitso for Read the full story
Old Mutual plc has announced the appointment of Peter Moyo as chief executive officer of Old Mutual Emerging Markets (OMEM). The company said Myo will take up his new position on 1 June 2017. Moyo has deep financial services experience, Read the full story
Mobile giants Vodacom might take part in one of the biggest deals ever aimed at uplifting black participation in the economy, that’s according to Bloomberg, who cited two close sources. It is reported that Vodacom Group plans to buy back Read the full story
For all its size, mobile telephone giant, Vodacom, has only a measly 3.4% black shareholding. But this is set to change soon following the Public Investment Corporation’s move to sell its 15% stake in the company to a consortium of Read the full story