You don't have to be a cellphone nut to join Vodacom - there are plenty of career paths you may not even have thought of! We chatted to Edwina Pillay, one of Vodacom's librarians. 

Willie Stegmann, Group CIO of the Vodacom Group, and Nola Dlamini, head of Digital Transformation, give us their perspectives on working for Vodacom, and how the company is driving change for the future.

Vodacom’s people are dedicated to making the world a better place. And perhaps none more so than Tankiso Motaung and Dzunani Mathebula, who have been named among the 100 Young Mandelas of the Future.

Vodacom’s Women’s Network Forum is striving to make sure that women in Vodacom are able to smash the glass ceiling.

Vodacom’s LGBT Network aims to support Vodacom’s goal of being a diverse and inclusive workplace for all its employees.

At Vodacom, we offer a range of benefits that help you balance your work and personal lives. 

Elijah Indarjit joined Vodacom in 2015 as part of the Discover Graduate Programme, and will soon be off to Turkey to hone his skills in the international Vodafone market.

Elisha Mohlanga joined Vodacom as a bursar, and has never looked back. He tells us how Vodacom helped him achieve his career dream. 

Vodacom is a place where hard work and dedication pays off. We chatted to Nicholas Naidu, Vodacom's new Managing Executive: Technology Strategy, Architecture & Innovation about his journey with Vodacom.

At Vodacom, we recognise when our people are Ready to be at their best. One way we reward those who go the extra mile is the Vodafone Customer Experience Heroes Awards.

Vodacom’s long-term vision, to have the widest and best network accessible to all South Africans, irrespective of where they live, started many years ago with substantial capital investments in our infrastructure. 

A career at Vodacom is an opportunity of a lifetime and the experience you gain with us stays with you, whether you end up as an executive or in another line of work altogether.