Industry executives and analysts say that without legislation, regulations are vulnerable to shifting political winds and court challenges.
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Comsol has secured billions of rand in funding to deploy the Woan the government never could.
Inside the engineering choices behind Comsol’s 5G network, and how ISPs will actually sell it.
Washington’s AI supply-chain pact has 24 signatories across four continents. Not one of the countries is African.
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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.
There’s only one thing standing in the way of Vodacom consummating its deal with fibre operator Maziv.
Toyota plans to introduce three fully electric models in South Africa in 2026, a senior executive has revealed.
The US government is reportedly in discussions about taking a stake in the struggling chip maker.
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Hamas uses a global financing network, including cryptocurrencies, to bypass international sanctions.
The European Union has opened an investigation into Elon Musk’s X, the first under new EU tech rules.
Britain’s antitrust regulator on Friday cleared Microsoft’s acquisition of Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard.
Google has vowed to fight the EU’s threat to break up its ad business, setting the scene for an antitrust battle.
Thousands of new satellites have the potential to revolutionise many aspects of everyday life. Amid all the fanfare, though, a critical danger has flown under the radar: the lack of cybersecurity standards and regulations.
Eskom recently attempted to ensure that there would be no load shedding during the morning peak of 6am to 9am. There are a number of problems with this short-lived plan.
