WATCH: Why Telkom has warned of job losses

Telkom’s executive for group communications, Mooketsi Mocumi, talks to Business Day TV

Telkom is looking to reduce its headcount by 3,000 people as the company struggles to improve its financial performance due to the decline of fixed voice and data services. Telkom’s executive for group communications, Mooketsi Mocumi, joined Business Day TV to discuss the issue.

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