Vodacom settles with ‘Please Call Me’ inventor Nkosana Makate after $1.5-billion standoff
Vodacom confirmed that its board approved the agreement on Nov. 4 and said the financial impact will be reflected in its half-year results due Nov. 10.
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Vodacom confirmed that its board approved the agreement on Nov. 4 and said the financial impact will be reflected in its half-year results due Nov. 10.
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