Telkom has embarked on a number of discussions to sell equity or enter into partnerships for its infrastructure business in a bid to raise cash and help some of its struggling businesses.
Telkom has embarked on a number of discussions to sell equity or enter into partnerships for its infrastructure subsidiaries in a bid to help some of its struggling businesses and
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