But where has it been? It turns out that Mxit has been here all along. Mxit launched seven years ago and everyone who had a cell phone, had Mxit. As the years passed by and other instant messaging ...

EVERY so often we hear public complaints about the controversial networking systems that are being offered to the youth, Mxit and Facebook. ... EVERY so often we hear public complaints about the ...

The latest Mxit Brand Index has been released, revealing the Top 40 South African brands on Mxit on 31 May 2014. CLICK HERE for the full list of Top 40 Brands on the Mxit Brand Index Snapshot: PEPcell ...

South Africa's first feature phone messaging service, Mxit, has decided to donate essential company assets and close up shop on the back of a steady decline in active user numbers. On Friday, Mxit ...

If you’ve been thinking that Mxit’s been quiet on the product front for the last little while, we may know why that was the case. The mobile social network’s been cooking up its latest revamp, Mxit 7, ...

I’ve been to Africa three times in the last year, twice to Rwanda and last week to Cape Town. But people tell me I still haven’t seen “The Real Africa.” Rwanda—as I’ve written—has had a major rebuild ...

Mxit may not be the mobile social networking powerhouse it once was, but its users are still fiercely loyal. That’s according to analysis of the SA Social Media Landscape 2014 research study, released ...

The Queen of Hearts and the Mad Hatter at Mxit’s Wonderland By Michelle Atagana and Matthew Buckland Just over a year ago, on a rainy August morning, Alan Knott-Craig Jnr took a long walk along a ...

Johannesburg - Fin24 users have expressed their views on mobile social network Mxit’s dramatic decline. Last week, Fin24 reported that the number of monthly active users on Mxit has fallen from 4.9 ...

Cape Town - Mobile social network Mxit has appointed Francois Swart as its CEO, after he has been acting CEO since October 2012. Shareholder Paul Harris said in a press release issued on Friday: ...

Mxit's new app is the first paving stone on the road to a new Mxit, as it seeks to deepen the smartphone experience and push into other emerging markets, with the aim of becoming bigger than Facebook.