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Datatec shareholders took two-thirds of a R7.05-billion special dividend in new shares instead of cash.
A researcher says the agents worked from start to finish without any human supervision at all.
A previously committed amount of R3.8-billion for modernisation and for creditors still owed money was never released.
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With one notable exception, IT spend in South Africa’s banking sector has remained relatively stable.
Blue Label Telecoms has unveiled a major planned restructuring involving the mobile operator.
Powerful digital tools and decreased physical risk have led to a decrease in robberies, while hacking surges.
Criminals are exploiting advancements in technology, with keyless theft of vehicles on the rise in South Africa.
There is no greater sign of the urgent need for reform of the electricity sector than the way Eskom’s tariffs are set.
The department of electricity & energy has appointed a new head of the Independent Power Producers Office.
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Apple has hit back at a French watchdog that ordered it to stop selling iPhone 12s due to above-threshold radiation levels.
The move by BMW is an early indication there will be limits for manufacturers to reap new revenue from software-based services.
Apple on Tuesday took the wraps off newer variants of some of its best-selling devices. Here’s what was announced, in brief.
The US has argued that Google did not play by the rules in its efforts to keep its dominance in online search.
That growing apprehension marks a stark turnaround for a company that has seemed invincible for years.
South Africa’s economy was roaring along in 2007 on the back of the global commodities boom when power shortages struck, bringing mines and smelters to a halt.

































