The Post Office has received an unqualified audit opinion for the first time in six years but it’s survival remains in doubt.
Top News
Sam Altman says the singularity has arrived. Two South African experts agree on the test, not the verdict.
Battery-electric cars remain under 1% of the market despite NEV sales figures doubling year on year, Naamsa data shows.
The SABC’s streaming platform has passed three million registered users, though hasn’t said how many are active viewers.
More News
A dispute between WhatsApp and the Information Regulator of South Africa has been settled out of court.
Vodacom Group has announced what it has described as a “pivotal” agreement with Elon Musk’s Starlink.
Amazon has partnered with Vanu to deploy cellular towers in rural parts of Southern Africa using Kuiper satellites.
Strong tax performance fuels optimism for sustained revenue growth across South Africa’s medium-term fiscal outlook.
Unlawful operators dominate South Africa’s online betting market, prompting calls for DNS and payment blocking.
Government pushes energy reform with new renewable capacity, cleaner, more reliable electricity supply and new investments.
World News
The first human patient implanted with a brain chip from Neuralink is able to control a computer mouse using their thoughts, the company’s founder, Elon Musk, said.
Chinese rivals and Tesla are exposing competitive weaknesses at Europe’s biggest mass-market car makers.
The Biden administration is in talks to award more than $10-billion in subsidies to Intel, a report said.
At the heart of the exodus is a scarcity of the dollars international businesses need to repatriate earnings.
In a new study, researchers from Purdue University in Indiana, US have shown that pigs can use a digital screen and joystick, operated by their snout, to move a cursor around for rewards.
Tesla boss Elon Musk is a poster child of low-carbon technology. Yet the electric car maker’s backing of bitcoin could turbo-charge global use of a currency that’s estimated to cause more pollution than a small country every year.
