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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For independent power producers, grid access on paper does not automatically translate into real-world access.
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.
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Click-and-collect company Pargo is exploring an expansion into the rest of Africa, CEO Lars Veul said in an interview.
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Netflix added five million customers in the third quarter and eclipsed expectations on every major financial metric.
Navigating space is hard. And yet you have to hand it to Elon Musk: his SpaceX firm makes it look easy.
South Africa is considering tax rebates or subsidies to promote the adoption of electric cars, President Cyril Ramaphosa said.
Eskom has appointed veteran South African IT leader Len de Villiers as its CIO on a three-year contract.
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Cryptocurrency ether leapt more than 5% in early Asia trade on Friday as traders breathed a sigh of relief that a software upgrade this week ran relatively smoothly.
The software that underpins the second biggest crypto coin, ether, was upgraded successfully.
In a significant turn of events, Intel is working with ARM to potentially use that company’s technology in its factories.
Twitter now has about 1 500 employees, a sharp decline from the “just under 8 000 staff members” it had before he took it over.
In times of crisis – especially with questionable crisis communication from government and Eskom over the past week – humans tend to create their own “reality”, whether grounded in fact or not.
To reignite growth in a stagnating economy and lower one of the world’s highest unemployment rates, President Cyril Ramaphosa may need to take on the movement he helped create.
































