Discovery group CIO Derek Wilcocks on personalised Vitality, the limits of AI coding and why growth beats cost-cutting.
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UKZN’s Aerospace Systems Research Institute wants to scale commercially, with a suborbital flight targeted for 2028.
Polling finds 58% of registered voters would exempt US companies from B-BBEE in exchange for investment and jobs.
Early land-clearing work has begun on what Elon Musk has claimed will be the biggest building on Earth, to build advanced chips.
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Tailings dam disasters can be prevented using a combination data analytics, IoT technology and engineering expertise.
Three alleged content piracy operations in the Western Cape have been targeted in law enforcement operations.
DA MP Kabelo Kgobisa-Ngcaba has called for Sim card registration rules to be tightened to clamp down on serious crime.
South Africa’s hearing aid market might be in for a big shake-up.
South Africa has changed its public finance laws to reduce red tape for projects valued at less than R2-billion.
All eyes will be on finance minister Enoch Godongwana when he delivers his 2025 budget speech next Wednesday.
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Power was restored to parts of Kenya after a nationwide blackout lasting several hours.
The US has announced export restrictions for dozens of Chinese entities, including server maker Inspur Group and units of genetics firm BGI Research.
Tencent Holdings founder Pony Ma and others from China’s crackdown-hit Internet sector will be absent from this year’s parliamentary sessions.
The move underscores an accelerating shift of manufacturing away from China as Washington-Beijing tensions grow.
The arrest last week in Canada of Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies, China’s iconic company, is a watershed event.
Nearly 170 years before the invention of bitcoin, the journalist Charles Mackay noted the way whole communities could “fix their minds upon one object and go mad in its pursuit”.

































