The communications department has pushed the long-promised merger of Broadband Infraco and Sentech to 2029.
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From US courtrooms to Australian government reports, hallucinated citations are everywhere. Pretoria has now joined the club.
The global media group will become the first French company with a secondary listing on the Johannesburg bourse.
Four tech giants pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into AI report results this week – and investors want signs of returns.
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Apple’s iPhone Air is the company’s slimmest handset yet and marks the biggest change in eight years.
MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita has admitted that MTN’s South African subsidiary has lost ground to Telkom.
ANC MP Khusela Diko has called for “urgency” from communications minister Solly Malatsi in finalising the SABC Bill.
US retail giant Walmart has announced it will launch its first own-branded stores in South Africa later this year.
Transport minister Barbara Creecy has been urged to fast-track South Africa’s move to digital driving licences.
Intel has announced a series of top executive changes amid efforts to turn around the struggling US chip maker.
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The US’s top diplomat, Antony Blinken, has said democracies need to do more to disrupt misinformation.
Apple is in talks to build Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence engine into the iPhone, according to a report.
Bitcoin is set to continue its record-breaking rally and rise above $80 000, said Binance CEO Richard Teng.
Swisscom has agreed to buy Vodafone Italia for €8-billion and merge the carrier with its own Fastweb business.
Car makers slashed production. PlayStations got harder to find in stores. Broadband providers faced months-long delays for Internet routers. The reason? An abrupt and cascading shortage of semiconductors.
The media frequently portrays young people excluded from wage work as inactive, aimless and alienated from mainstream society. This is a very misleading characterisation.

































