MTN Nigeria has reported a dramatic reversal in fortunes, swinging to a profit after tax of ₦1.1-trillion.
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South African tech retailers have warned of further price hikes as global chip shortages squeeze RAM, SSD and GPU supply.
Palo Alto Networks, the world’s largest pureplay cybersecurity company, said it is betting big on South Africa.
Brent crude jumped 10% to $80/barrel on Sunday as the US and Israeli strike on Iran sparked fears of $100 oil imminently.
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EOH’s new senior leadership team has expressed confidence the firm can trade its way to a healthy balance sheet.
Drive Electric is a boutique car rental service for the “EV curious” in Gauteng and the Western Cape.
Apple is nearing production of updated MacBook Airs with M4 chips, a follow-up to a wave of new Macs coming next week.
The new management team at EOH Holdings wants to change the long-struggling IT services group’s name.
Getaway magazine has published an AI-generated image of the world-famous Blyde River Canyon on its front cover – apparently by mistake.
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Tesla’s stock tumbled nearly 10% on Thursday after CEO Elon Musk signalled the electric vehicle maker will keep cutting prices.
US-based Biofire Tech is taking orders for a smart gun enabled by facial recognition technology.
SpaceX on Thursday successfully launched its next-generation Starship cruise vessel that ended minutes later with the vehicle exploding in the sky.
Huawei Technologies has developed enterprise IT management software to replace Oracle’s, taking another step toward reducing its reliance on US tech.
Despite some short-term potential headwinds, there may be a long-term investment case to be made for the pay-television operator. By Renier de Bruyn.
The conventional wisdom is that a major restructuring of Eskom will address the crisis facing that state-owned utility and the country. But this is misleading.
































