Nasa’s Artemis II has launched on a historic crewed voyage around the moon, the first in 53 years.
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Nearly two-thirds of government entities have significant cybersecurity weaknesses, the Auditor-General has warned.
Off-grid EV charging firm Charge is planning a tokenised public offering to help fund its highway network roll-out.
Spam and scam calls are changing how South Africans use their phones. What does this mean for mobile operators?
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MTN Group has swung to a half-year profit as economic conditions and forex rates showed improved stability.
Standard Bank has warned of a rise of “spoofing” scams, where where fraudsters use AI to impersonate bank officials.
Absa Group’s IT spend for the six months to 30 June reached R8.2-billion as it ramped up spending on security and AI.
Market consolidation in South Africa’s telecoms sector is “long overdue”, MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita has said.
Stricter and more widespread use of biometric authentication by mobile operators could help reduce the growing Sim-swap fraud menace in South Africa.
The South African internet pioneer has a new documentary film releasing next week on life in Ukraine amid the Russian invasion.
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A Russian hacking group is trying to leverage stolen credentials to compromise the company’s source code and internal systems.
Long-form videos on X will soon be available on smart televisions, owner billionaire Elon Musk said.
Bitcoin briefly rallied to a record high as crypto mania continued to sweep through the investment community.
Under pressure from European regulators, Apple has taken a step back in its feud with Epic Games.
Although Skype, launched in 2003, has been available nine years longer than Zoom and is owned by tech titan Microsoft, Zoom has effectively left it in its dust.
The only reasonable course of action is to be proactive, and those taxpayers who are at risk of being “found out” should take the cue and rectify their affairs before it is too late. By Thomas Lobban.


































