Generation fell 8.1% in June to the weakest reading in seven years, while Eskom’s fleet ran better than at any point since 2017.
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The rules meant to stop capital leaving have accelerated it, says the co-founder of the country’s first rand stablecoin.
A rand stablecoin built for corporate treasuries has been launched just as Pretoria moves to fence those treasuries off.
Customer quiet-quitting is the bill for shortcuts taken years ago. By the time it shows up in the numbers, they have already gone.
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Proposals by US filmmakers could lead to studios and production houses returning more of their operations to American soil.
Investors have long fretted over risks posed by AI to Google’s search business. The threat has became much more immediate.
Retailer Spar has claimed it is making significant headway, especially in townships and more rural parts of South Africa.
Suspects allegedly used “specialised software” to steal about R7-million in cash from Western Cape ATMs.
Apple’s silicon design group is working on new chips that will serve as the brains for future devices.
The ransom-seeking cybercriminals behind the extortion group Lockbit appear to have suffered a breach of their own.
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India’s space agency is readying to launch a rocket as soon as Friday that will attempt to land a rover on the moon.
The absence of a foldable phone in Apple’s portfolio is creating an opening for rivals, according to Honor’s CEO.
Britain’s antitrust watchdog said that a new merger investigation into Microsoft’s $69-billion Activision Blizzard deal may be needed.
ARM is in talks to bring in Nvidia as an anchor investor as it presses ahead with plans for a New York listing, the FT reported.
Much of the commentary about Facebook’s proposed libra coin has focused on its defects as a cryptocurrency. It’s more interesting to examine the process for creating libra rather than specific technical features.
5G networks will allow vast gobs of data to be transmitted at great speeds. And more data usually means more money for mobile carriers. But there’s a hitch. Cloud giants such as Amazon.com and Microsoft are lurking.

































