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An 18-person Cape Town shop has helped engineer the largest crowdfunded gaming campaign in Kickstarter history.
Home affairs has suspended two senior officials after AI ‘hallucinations’ were found in its new immigration white paper.
South Africa will hold its next municipal elections on 4 November, President Cyril Ramaphosa said in a post on X.
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MultiChoice Group and its French suitor have approached South African regulators about their proposed mega-deal.
South African stocks are having their strongest third quarter for 11 years, and investors see the gains extending.
Epic Games has accused Google and Samsung of conspiring to protect Google’s Play store from competition.
Uber has launched Uber Safari in South Africa, offering tourists access to wildlife experiences in the ride-hailing app.
The document excludes key issues but is still a good foundation for digital governance, according to Research ICT Africa.
These are the articles, videos and more that caught the attention of TechCentral’s editorial team at the weekend.
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Salesforce said it would cut about 10% of its workforce as customers become more cautious with spending.
Investors are no longer turning a blind eye to risks facing Apple, an about-face that threatens more pain for the stock.
Qualcomm unveiled a family of processors for cars called the Snapdragon Ride Flex SoC that handles both assisted driving and cockpit functions.
Microsoft is working on a version of its search engine that uses the artificial intelligence behind chatbot ChatGPT.
The supreme court of appeal ruled on Thursday that it is up to the social development department to consider drafting legislation that will protect social grant beneficiaries from predatory practices.
Early next year, the European Union’s highest court is expected to rule on one of the Internet’s most controversial topics: the right to be forgotten. The judges should curb their ambition.

































