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Dis-Chem is rebuilding its app and replacing the e-commerce platform underneath it, targeting a year-end launch.
Engineers, surveyors and satellite operators abandoned global Mercator long ago, even if classrooms did not.
Huawei and Xiaomi have launched new flagship foldable smartphones, stepping up competition in the premium handset market.
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Ekurhuleni, east of Johannesburg, may have a head start in the race between South African cities to buy their own power to alleviate load shedding.
Reunert has increased its interim dividend by 7% to 75c/share, despite tough trading conditions that saw it eke out a 1% year-on-year improvement in headline earnings per share.
TymeBank has announced a big management shake-up, with CEO Tauriq Keeran moving into the role of group executive for growth projects.
Standard Bank South Africa CEO Lungisa Fuzile has apologised profusely for the bank’s extended downtime at the weekend – the latest in a series of incidents.
South Africa is falling behind its African peers in the blockchain investment race, but the country is making solid progress in creating a regulatory framework to govern the sector.
Following the death last week of Mustek founder and CEO David Kan, the company has appointed long-serving MD Hein Engelbrecht as its interim CEO.
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Snapchat added 13 million daily active users in the last quarter, as the messaging app reported its latest financial results.
The US government is to examine if big technology firms have hurt competition or suppressed innovation as part of a new antitrust investigation.
Huawei quickened revenue growth to roughly 30% in the first half after select teams secured critical supplies to keep production going despite US technology export restrictions.
The UK government is intervening in the $3.4-billion sale of satellite operator Inmarsat to a group of funds on national security grounds.
Independent power producers could provide more than 60GW of conventionally produced electricity, according to the department of energy. This is nearly twice the total capacity now produced by Eskom – and it could be brought to market for far less than what
The department of communications has set out a case for more muscular government involvement in the telecommunications industry to help ensure that access to broadband becomes universal in South Africa. The department’s chief director
