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"Please Call Me" Dispute In South Africa The "Please Call Me" dispute between Nkosana Makate and Vodacom has been a controversial issue in South Africa for over a decade. Makate, a former employee of Vodacom, claims to have invented the popular "Please Call Me" service, but has not received compensation from the company. The dispute has sparked protests and public outrage, highlighting the importance of intellectual property and corporate responsibility. Sources: "Vodacom's 'Please Call Me' inventor wins lawsuit" by Zainul Dawood, BusinessTech, May 5, 2020. "The 'Please Call Me' saga: how Vodacom’s CEO finally caved" by Phillip de Wet, The Daily Maverick, May 8, 2020. "The Nkosana Makate vs Vodacom 'Please Call Me' saga timeline" by Gugu Lourie, Tech Financials, April 12, 2020. "Nkosana Makate: the man behind Vodacom's 'Please Call Me'" by Alistair Anderson, CNBC Africa, February 20, 2019. "South Africa’s top court backs 'Please Call Me' inventor in Vodacom case" by Joe Brock, Reuters, April 26, 2016. "Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance in South Africa" by Archie Mafeje, Journal of Business Ethics, August 2015. "Intellectual Property Rights in South Africa" by Rina Botha and Tobias Schonwetter, Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, September 2017. "Entrepreneurship and Innovation in South Africa" by Daniel B. Le Roux and Johan Strydom, International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior & Research, March 2017. "Compensation for Employees in South Africa" by Richard Levin and Matthew Canny, International Labour Law Review, June 2016. "Ethical Corporate Behavior in South Africa" by Oliver F. Williams, Business Ethics Quarterly, October 2013 . * * * PeeNet Anonymous: https://www.peenet.net/ Anonymous Email Messenger: https://www.emailmessenger.info/