The pledge comes as the ride-hailing giant lobbies government for regulatory relief on e-hailing licensing.
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The map breaks South Africa into 1.5 million hexagonal cells to show exactly where connectivity gaps exist.
The South African Bookmakers Association wants banks to start blocking payments to unlicensed offshore operators.
Diesel will still cost up to R7.51/l more from Wednesday despite the intervention as the Iran war roils global markets.
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Although still a long way off, 24-hour trading would require big changes to the JSE’s IT operations.
South Africa’s oldest internet exchange point operator, INX-ZA, has announced a plan to upgrade its infrastructure.
Wi-Fi sensing is about to transform every wireless device in your home into a sophisticated surveillance system.
MultiChoice has contradicted a report that it has launched 4K-resolution content on its DStv Stream platform.
The new AI functionality will be available through web search and on Google’s mobile apps.
Google has unveiled a new line-up of Pixel smartphones – just don’t expect to see the hardware in South Africa.
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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.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino has told a VALR webinar that stablecoins are becoming a second-line currency for global trade finance.
China’s Longi is cutting almost a third of its workforce as it tries to slash costs in an industry struggling with overcapacity.
Five years ago, Microsoft and Google agreed to cease using their substantial lobbying firepower against each other. That truce, forged at the time by two new CEOs wanting a fresh start, expired in April.
When government announced it was bringing in outside shareholders to take a majority holding in South African Airways, there was a lot of chatter that it was now following the “Telkom model”. By Larry Claasen.
