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AI rivals will be allowed on WhatsApp for a year, Meta said, aiming to head off a possible order from EU antitrust regulators.
MultiChoice will discontinue Showmax, drawing a line under one of Africa’s most ambitious streaming experiments.
Apple’s new MacBook Neo could pull millions of budget laptop buyers into the Mac ecosystem.
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Discovery Bank has topped a million customers and claimed it has reached this milestone two years ahead of plan.
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South Africa has gone 150 consecutive days without any planned power outages, Eskom said at the weekend.
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has been arrested at Bourget airport outside Paris.
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A steady slide in Apple shares pushed the iPhone maker’s market value below $2-trillion, the latest casualty in the tech stock rout.
In three decades at Samsung Electronics, Yang Hyang-ja helped shape the conglomerate’s present dominance in global memory chip making. Now she’s taking on a far broader challenge.
Foxconn Technology Group has brought the world’s largest iPhone plant to about 90% of anticipated peak capacity.
Huawei estimated on Friday that its 2022 revenue remained flat, suggesting its sales decline due to US sanctions had come to a halt.
As much as it pulls at our heartstrings, the SABC’s sad attempts to invoke “Living the legacy” as a slogan should not sway government from ruthlessly resetting its focus on more crucial projects.
Is it time to catch the global stock market’s biggest falling knife? For watchers of Tencent Holdings, whose largest shareholder is South Africa’s Naspers, it’s an increasingly pressing question.
