Openserve and Huawei are installing fibre ducts in 405 government houses under construction in Empangeni.
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The presidency has pulled its website offline, two days after the PHP project released fixes for critical flaws.
A hacker claims it has 366GB of data from the insurer that handles injury claims for mineworkers and metalworkers.
The Brackengate project shows municipal wheeling can work at scale, but it took longer and cost more than planned.
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Media industry experts warn there could be chaos ahead, with analogue switch-off less than a month away.
JSE-listed Mustek, currently the subject of a takeover bid, has reported a 74.3% decline in headline earnings per share.
Apple has rolled out updated Macs, seeking to maintain a sales resurgence for the company’s computer line.
Google launched an experimental version of its search engine on Wednesday that completely eliminates its classic 10 blue links.
Nigeria’s competition regulator is suing MultiChoice Nigeria and its CEO for allegedly violating regulatory directives.
Funding options for the SABC are once again being debated, though no firm decisions have been made.
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Bitcoin is on the charge in 2023, dragging the crypto market off the floor and electrifying bonk, a new memecoin.
Tencent shares have nearly doubled from a recent low on growing signs that China is preparing to end its crackdown on major tech firms.
Vodafone Group is preparing a round of job cuts as it seeks to cut costs by €1-billion by 2026.
Apple CEO Tim Cook’s pay package for the 2023 financial year is expected to depend more on how well the iPhone maker’s shares perform relative to market peers.
At this year’s Beijing Auto Show, a retired Chinese bureaucrat bent down to run his hands over the hood of a sleek sports coupe billed as the world’s fastest battery-powered car, and he smiled like a proud father.
Reports from the International Labour Organisation and the JPMorgan Chase Institute describe the plight of gig-economy workers who struggle to make even their countries’ minimum wage toiling for giant tech platforms.

































