Polling finds 58% of registered voters would exempt US companies from B-BBEE in exchange for investment and jobs.
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South Africans are increasingly being targeted by AI-generated fraudsters who sound just like bank employees.
Borrowing costs at decade highs threaten the investment and consumption that have sustained economic growth.
UKZN’s Aerospace Systems Research Institute wants to scale commercially, with a suborbital flight targeted for 2028.
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DA federal chair Helen Zille is bullish about bitcoin but has said it shouldn’t be used in South Africa’s strategic reserve.
Africa50 is setting up an investment vehicle dedicated to off-grid power companies and plans a $500-million fund.
President Cyril Ramaphosa needed to speak to Elon Musk on Monday evening. So an adviser reached out to his father.
MultiChoice Group has announced a plan to carve out its South African licensee into a new entity.
Ever wondered where Vodacom and MTN constructed their first towers and who helped build them? Read on.
Enviro Automotive has launched South Africa’s most affordable electric car yet, the Dayun S5 Mini SUV – and TechCentral has taken it for a test drive.
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Elon Musk will confront a critical challenge during Tesla’s Investor Day on 1 March.
Apple has a moonshot-style project under way that dates back to the Steve Jobs era: noninvasive and continuous blood glucose monitoring.
Nvidia forecast revenue above Wall Street estimates as its CEO said use of its chips to power AI) services like chatbots had “gone through the roof in the last 60 days”.
There were more than 200 e-books in Amazon’s Kindle store as of mid-February listing ChatGPT as an author or co-author – and the number is rising daily.
Meghan Young is a professional Instagram star. She gets paid to climb beautiful mountains, photograph their glittering summits and post about her adventures to her fans.
While most missions are designed to look at the surface or atmosphere of planetary bodies, InSight’s goal is to look deep beneath the surface.

































