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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A rand stablecoin built for corporate treasuries has been launched just as Pretoria moves to fence those treasuries off.
The rules meant to stop capital leaving have accelerated it, says the co-founder of the country’s first rand stablecoin.
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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The State IT Agency criticised home affairs over the request that its IT procurement procedures be divorced from Sita.
While investors look for safe havens, investment criteria will shift towards value-based, milestone-driven capital allocation.
Implicated officials are facing disciplinary action, with the service provider facing the possibility of being blacklisted.
OpenAI has agreed to buy Windsurf, an AI-assisted coding tool formerly known as Codeium.
The constitutional court has ruled that prisoners must be allowed to use computers in their cells to study.
Zambia and Zimbabwe are ramping up efforts to secure investment for the long-delayed Batoka Gorge hydropower project.
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Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday launched a direct challenge to Twitter with Threads, garnering millions of users in hours.
China’s export controls on metals used in making semiconductors are “just a start”, an influential trade policy adviser said.
Threads, Instagram’s text-based conversation app, is expected to be released on Thursday.
Twitter users will soon need to be verified to use TweetDeck, the social media company said.
If there is to be a Cold War 2.0, it’s set to be radically different from the original, with any new “digital Iron Curtain” looking more like spaghetti than iron.
Last week, Amazon.com held its first-ever conference devoted to technological frontiers. The message: the future is good, and so is Amazon’s role in it.
