IMO the one big liability TKG has, is their copper cable network. One might ask how the network can be a liability? It is old technology, prone to cable/copper theft which is a huge problem, is very expensive to maintain due to labour costs. TKG seems keen to unbundle / outsource / sell off this part of their operation, with good reason. Getting rid of the copper network will make good business sense. They should, (and imo they intend to) concentrate on their core competency: switching and transmission of telecommunications. Simply put, keep the exchanges and the optic fibre, that is where the profits come from, get rid of the copper network, that is where the profits are being spent. I have not been following TKG developments much, being rather cheesed off with them for reasons I will not divulge here. The Unions are apparently impeding the process, as a very large proportion of TKG staff could lose their jobs in the process. IMO if and when TKG does manage to get rid of the copper network and the staff associated with it, TKG will become a superstar on ther JSE. Only my opinion please do your own research.