Amid sweeping layoffs, Netflix has replaced the content chief whose tenure included Squid Game and Bridgerton.
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The Reserve Bank wants all of South Africa’s ATMs white-labelled, with free transactions below a threshold, starting with a pilot in January.
Apple’s first foldable iPhone carries a steeper local premium than its new HomeView, HomePod mini 2 and Apple TV 4K.
South Africa fares better than most of the continent, according to the operators’ lobby group.
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The Financial Intelligence Centre Act introduced a regime of enormous cost, derisory efficacy and significant collateral damage.
Tokenisation is transforming global finance, offering faster settlement, lower costs and 24/7 access to real-world assets.
Turnover from the asap! mobile app and Mr D increased by 44% year on year, close to the 48% growth reported by Sixty60.
China’s DeepSeek is driving a new military era – powering autonomous vehicles, drones and decision systems in Beijing’s escalating arms race.
AI workloads are contributing to large-scale infrastructure investments in the US, but adoption in South Africa will take longer.
MultiChoice’s run as a public company is drawing to a close, with its ticker set to blink for the last time on 10 December.
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Rockstar Games plans to announce the next highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto game, GTA 6, as early as this week.
Nintendo said on Wednesday it will develop a live-action film of long-running franchise The Legend of Zelda.
US curbs on the sales of advanced artificial chips by Nvidia to China are creating an opening for Huawei to win market share.
Meta Platforms is barring political campaigns from using its new generative AI advertising products.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has won praise for his response to the coronavirus outbreak. Now, he’s risking a public backlash after members of his cabinet reversed some of his measures and made racially charged statements.
For now, telecommunications companies insist the pandemic will only delay the roll-out by several months. That may be optimistic.

































