Altron’s continuing-ops Heps is now seen rising 31-37%, with group-level outlook upgraded more meaningfully.
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Digital identity experts have welcomed new draft regulations as a good starting point but have flagged areas of concern.
Broadcaster-only election rules leave South Africa exposed to the AI-driven disinformation already shaping votes elsewhere.
As the so-called Magnificent Seven pour billions into AI, the chip makers selling them hardware are getting rich.
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Communications minister Solly Malatsi has said a rescue plan for the company must consider “privatisation scenarios”.
As promising as AI may be, there’s little chance it will live up to the current hype, says renowned professor Daron Acemoglu.
The conclusion of the Adumo acquisition comes with changes to Lesaka Technologies’ executive structure.
A consortium led by fleet management solutions provider GoMetro has launched South Africa’s first electric minibus taxi.
Comic Con Africa returned last weekend to Johannesburg. TechCentral attended the event and took these photos.
Sentiment about South Africa has improved since the formation of a coalition government.
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The move reinforces hopes that Beijing is easing a crackdown on the world’s largest mobile gaming arena.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk told employees that they should not be “bothered by stock market craziness” after the company’s shares fell nearly 70% this year.
Amazon.com is working on a standalone app for watching sports content, the Information reported.
Apple shares touched their lowest level since June 2021 on Tuesday amid an ongoing selloff of big tech stocks.
It is nearly impossible to imagine Tesla without Elon Musk – its chairman, CEO, largest shareholder and public face. But the SEC’s lawsuit on Thursday has raised questions about the executive’s future.
A judgment by the constitutional court that compels former social development minister Bathabile Dlamini to pay 20% of the legal costs associated with the social grants fiasco out of her own pocket is a significant development.

































