(FOCUS: CONCOURT IN JOHANNESBURG RULES THAT THE "PLEASE CALL ME" CASE BE SENT BACK TO THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEAL IN BLOEMFONTEIN)

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The Constitutional Court has sent the case of Nkosinathi Makate's "Please Call Me" and Vodacom back to the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein, Free State. The Apex Court handed down its judgment in the drawn out legal battle in Johannesburg on Thurday. The case has dragged on for more than  two decades. It centres around Makate's invention of the 'Please Call Me' service in November 2000, which allows users to send free call-back requests. This service has generated billions in revenue for Vodacom and Makate believes he deserves fair compensation. Refilwe Mekoa filed the following report by Ntwanano Vuma…

(FOCUS: CONCOURT IN JOHANNESBURG RULES THAT THE "PLEASE CALL ME" CASE BE SENT BACK TO THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEAL IN BLOEMFONTEIN)
INTRO: The Constitutional Court has sent the case of Nkosinathi Makate's "Please Call Me" and Vodacom back to the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein, Free State. The Apex Court handed down its judgment in the drawn out legal battle in Johannesburg on Thurday. The case has dragged on for more than &nbsp;two decades. It centres around Makate's invention of the 'Please Call Me' service in November 2000, which allows users to send free call-back requests. This service has generated billions in revenue for Vodacom and Makate believes he deserves fair compensation. Refilwe Mekoa filed the following report by Ntwanano Vuma&hellip;

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