John McAfee to ‘go dark’ on Twitter, sparking speculation
John McAfee, the eccentric antivirus pioneer known for publicity stunts and brushes with the law, announced he must “go dark” on Twitter, where he frequently comments on cryptocurrencies.
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MTN Nigeria shares soar in sensational Lagos debut
MTN Group’s Nigerian unit’s shares jumped as they began trading in Lagos, a step toward a partial sale of a majority 79% stake owned by Africa’s largest wireless carrier.
Trump’s Huawei brinkmanship risks devastating consequences
The Trump administration is pulling out the big guns in its push to slow China’s rise, with potentially devastating consequences for the rest of the world.
Jet-powered flying taxi unveiled following first flight
The world’s first all-electric vertical takeoff and landing passenger jet has been unveiled after completing its first flight.
Trump is entering dangerous territory in war on Huawei
To ban Huawei without levying charges would raise tensions between Washington and Beijing by an order of magnitude greater than anything we’ve seen so far.
Trump turns the screws on Huawei
Donald Trump has ratcheted up his battle with China for dominance of 5G technology networks, moving to curb Huawei’s access to the US market and American suppliers.
Eskom debt jumps to nearly R500-billion
Eskom’s debt burden, described by Goldman Sachs Group as the biggest threat to the nation’s economy, has burgeoned, compounding the difficulty the government faces in formulating a turnaround plan.
Rumours fuelling crypto rally get debunked, leaving enthusiasts deflated
Crypto enthusiasts at this year’s Consensus conference might feel disappointed that some of the most optimistic speculation underpinning surging token prices isn’t panning out.
Trump set to sign order restricting foreign telecoms firms
US President Donald Trump plans in coming days to sign an executive order that would prohibit American firms from using gear made by foreign telecommunications companies.
Tencent beats estimates, signalling worst is behind it
Tencent Holdings’ quarterly earnings beat estimates, boosted by gains on investments, giving shareholders much-needed assurance the Chinese gaming behemoth is bound for a revival.