An investigation has found R2-billion in irregular spending and a quarter of Sita tenders never awarded.
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Researchers who advised Australia’s roll-out of a social media ban say the ban’s first line of defence isn’t working.
Zesa says a major electrical fault cut interconnections with neighbouring utilities, collapsing local generation.
Solly Malatsi insists nobody influenced him into pursuing a policy his party, the DA, had already promised.
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Spotify will raise prices as it invests in new features and targets a billion users, the Financial Times reported.
Analysts doubt the intervention solves Intel’s fundamental issues with clients, profitability and yields.
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that the US would take a 10% stake in struggling chip maker Intel.
South African Jean-Jacques Wallis is redefining the limits of self-propelled human flight.
Elon Musk tried to enlist rival Mark Zuckerberg for his $97.4-billion bid that his consortium made for OpenAI.
A key regulator has given the green light to a transaction that should help advance a proposed plan to list Cell C.
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The landmark ruling against Google and its Play store, if it holds, could up-end the entire app economy.
Kenya is working on a schedule for rotational blackouts to protect the transmission network from overloading.
Huawei has asked German car makers if they want to buy into its smart-car software and components firm, sources said.
Pinduoduo’s hit shopping app Temu has gone from zero to rivalling Amazon and Walmart in just over a year.
Donald Trump’s WeChat ban targets a celebrated Chinese innovation at the heart of the world’s largest mobile gaming and social media empire, threatening one of the more eye-catching stock rallies of 2020.
Let’s be blunt. It makes no sense for Microsoft to buy TikTok. Even founder Bill Gates, who no longer has an active role, sees TikTok as a “poisoned chalice”. By Tim Culpan.
