Brics nations are discussing potential linkages between their fast payment systems and central bank digital currencies.
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Herotel CEO Van Zyl Botha has indicated its Amazon Leo satellite prices will be comparable to what it charges for fibre.
MTN has been forced to write down its Irancell stake, sinking statutory earnings even as adjusted profit climbs.
In recent quarters, MTN South Africa’s voice revenue has fallen by 2.8%, then 8%, then 9.6%. Its latest quarter is down again.
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Uncapped internet in lower-income areas represents a growth opportunity for service providers.
Icasa has signalled it intends to make available radio spectrum in what it has described as two “innovation bands”.
Shenzhen-based Huawei Technologies has reported C¥862.1-billion in 2024 revenue, up 22.4% from 2023.
South Africa will allow eight coal-fired plants run by state-owned Eskom to breach emissions rules for years to come.
Changan’s SUVs, bakkies and sedans, including its Deepal EV range, will go on sale in the fourth quarter.
South African start-up Gatvol AI claims that homeowners can save time and money by using its AI tools.
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Meta Platforms-owned Instagram is planning to release a text-based app that will compete with Twitter by as early as next month.
Samsung has suspended an internal review that explored replacing Google with Bing on its smartphones.
Twitter has alleged that Microsoft violated an agreement over using the social media company’s data.
Apple has restricted the use of ChatGPT and other external AI tools for its employees as it works to develop similar technology
Google became the world’s most profitable Internet company on the back of search advertising. Now, it’s turning another popular Web service into a major cash machine.
The centralisation of platforms and service providers makes enforcement surprisingly easy. It’s just a matter of picking which layer of the tech stack to hold accountable.

































