Three months on, the Information Regulator is still establishing how many insurers the MIP breach affected.
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Solly Malatsi has withdrawn the Woan spectrum reservation, leaving Icasa free to license the idle frequencies.
Electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has announced Mteto Nyati will stay on as Eskom chairman.
Meta’s pocket-watch-sized Muse Charm carries its viral AI agent off the smartphone, bypassing Apple and Google.
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Apple is pitching its new AI desktops to corporate buyers as a cheaper option than renting data centre capacity.
The Labat board overlooked the effect of a 900-million-share issue on the promised payout.
The CEO who rebuilt Cell C from near-collapse has put R20.8-million of his own money in.
South Africa cannot bank the unbanked until it solves identity, Nedbank’s outgoing COO has said.
Warren Wheatley has resigned as CEO and employee of Africa Bitcoin Corporation, three weeks after the FSCA debarred him.
WeTransfer co-founder Nalden becomes chief product officer as Prosus restructures its technology leadership.
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OpenAI’s Astra is winning enterprise spending, and Anthropic is considering a response weeks before its expected IPO.
One extortion gang has claimed control of another’s infrastructure in a rare public clash between cybercrime heavyweights.
A trojan hidden in film torrents is giving attackers full filesystem access to corporate machines.
The Trump-backed Clarity Act fell 10 votes short in the US senate, sending bitcoin sharply lower.
Mark Zuckerberg says competition and liability already push AI labs to build safely, breaking with rivals.
Frontier labs have backed Demis Hassabis’s call for a self-regulator, but critics warn it hands Washington the off-switch.

































