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 Democratic Republic of Congo will allow Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet service to operate in the country.
The US justice department has asked a court to force Google to sell key parts of its adtech business.
Take-Two Interactive on Friday pushed the release of Grand Theft Auto VI to May 2026.
All the videos featured in the most-watched YouTube videos of all time have a musical flavour to them.
Where precisely does consciousness reside in the brain? It’s a question that has long confounded scientists.
The department of home affairs has formally applied for a separation from the State IT Agency.
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Twitter will now require users to have an account on the social media platform to view tweets.
Nokia has signed a new long-term patent licence agreement with Apple.
Apple’s market capitalisation on Friday breached the $3-trillion mark for the first time since January 2022.
The two countries are set to deliver a blow to China’s chip makers soon by further restricting sales of chip-making equipment.
Each deal Google does is a reminder of its failures so far in the lucrative field of cloud computing and a potential warning sign to the software specialists that have thrived in the last decade.
Custom-tailored capitalism is what has made Google, Facebook, Amazon and others the richest companies in the world. But this business model has enormous potential to violate civil liberties.
