Outa welcomes the open-ended waiver but wants Eskom to justify registering systems that never export power.
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Home affairs will stop producing the green ID book in March 2027, and it will cease to be valid ID on 31 March 2028. We have all the details.
Home affairs minister Leon Schreiber has demonstrated a prototype digital ID linked to the population register.
Norrsken22’s Lexi Novitske explains how Chinese firms won African phones and fintech – and are now winning in AI.
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The JSE and the Technology Innovation Agency have picked 10 tech SMEs for a pilot preparing them to raise capital.
Apple’s smart-home hub will recognise household members and personalise responses, putting AI on walls and countertops.
New Ciena equipment will let the Angola-Brazil-US cable route carry more data without laying new fibre.
Mustek profit nearly tripled in FY2026, but gross margin shrank and cheaper debt and forex gains did the work.
OpenAI’s always-on dots agents chase goals across apps on their own, taking the fight to Meta Platforms.
Apple’s new CEO John Ternus wants faster product launches, fewer middle managers and a sharper engineering focus.
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BMW plans to cut a fifth of divisions and management roles by mid-2027, with AI’s help.
OpenAI’s agents leaked 53 ChatGPT user images, the latest incident in a tally that keeps growing.
Apple is pitching its new AI desktops to corporate buyers as a cheaper option than renting data centre capacity.
AMD touched a $1-trillion valuation for the first time as investors bet AI spending is still expanding.
