Apple has released an upgraded MacBook Pro line Thursday that’s faster and has more features, targeting its loyal base of professional users like app developers and movie editors. The new laptops, which come
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The Films and Publications Amendment Bill raises serious freedom-of-speech concerns and should be rewritten, the Internet Service Providers’ Association said on Thursday. Describing the bill as a “classic example of good
Thomas Brennan, the former head of digital innovation at Discovery has launched a digital stokvel – an app-based investment vehicle that claims to slash the cost of investment. Called Franc, the app makes investing
A new global study by IBM Security has found that the average cost to a company’s bottom line of a data breach in South Africa has risen to R36.5-million. The study found that hidden costs in data breaches
DStv parent MultiChoice will open all its SuperSport channels to all subscribers, irrespective of which bouquet they’re on, for a period of 18 days, starting on Friday, 13 July, it said. “All DStv Access, Family, Compact and
Barclays Africa Group is getting a revamp, ending Barclays’ 100-year history on the continent. The lender on Wednesday ditches the name of its former parent to revert to Absa Group after the British bank sold down
MultiChoice plans to launch 4K-quality streaming in its DStv Now service, the Naspers-owned pay-television broadcaster said on Tuesday. “We’re continuing to develop DStv Now, with 4k streaming in
A new cryptocurrency exchange, BitFund, has been launched in South Africa offering access to 20 of the largest digital currencies worldwide. BitFund offers a single point of entry to structure a portfolio and securely
Bitcoin is headed for the biggest drop in more than two weeks, as a rebound that saw the digital asset bounce almost 18% from the year’s lows ran out of steam. The largest cryptocurrency dropped as much as
MTN Group’s Nigeria offices are being picketed by the country’s biggest group of unions over an alleged refusal to allow staff to form workers’ groups, a claim denied by the continent’s largest wireless carrier