From digital IDs to AI-powered crime fighting, here are the key tech takeaways from Sona 2026.
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Cell C’s first results as a listed company reveal a cleaner balance sheet but a business still searching for momentum.
While its other segments have showed a relatively muted performance, Cell C’s MVNO business is thriving.
South Africa will push ahead with breaking up Eskom and creating a standalone company to run the transmission grid.
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5G investments are proving slow to pay off. However, home broadband and enterprise applications hold big promise.
Chery Group’s iCAUR exclusively makes SUVs and features fully electric and hybrid models.
Shareholders in Zakhele Futhi can look forward to a payout later this month – and a modest profit on their investment.
Households and businesses are now required to register all rooftop solar power installations. Here’s what it means in practice.
Fibre isn’t a luxury anymore. It’s now as critical as water or electricity to many South African consumers.
Meta Platforms will spend hundreds of billions of dollars to build several massive AI data centres for “superintelligence”.
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MicroStrategy has raised its bitcoin holdings to more than 1% of all the cryptocurrency that will ever be issued.
China has launched a satellite that will act as a communications bridge for an upcoming mission to the far side of the moon.
Elon Musk said that his prescribed use of ketamine alleviates periods of low mood and is in the best interest of investors.
Major customers are expected to use the new Nvidia B200 chip in cloud computing services they sell, CEO Jensen Huang said.
Shifting geopolitics and a sharp round of cost cutting have put Nokia firmly back in the global 5G roll-out race just a year after CEO Pekka Lundmark took the reins at the Finnish company.
Pandemics don’t cause riots. They do, though, create the perfect conditions for turmoil in fragile societies that are already powder kegs of sky-high unemployment, and where Covid-19 has inevitably hit the poor hardest.
































