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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Altron Group expects to report a more than 40% improvement in headline earnings per share from continuing operations.
A team from Switzerland has kicked off an ambitious road trip across South Africa in a solar-powered Tesla Model X.
Vehicles on South Africa’s roads are now more likely to be hijacked than stolen, according to new data from Tracker.
Elon Musk’s Starlink communications network is facing increasingly stiff challenges to its dominance of high-speed satellite internet.
Eskom has reduced the intensity of load shedding after the recovery of multiple plants that had failed at the weekend.
The electricity utility lost 10 generating units at the weekend but has said it is making good progress in restoring them to service.
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Facebook owner Meta Platforms has agreed to pay $725-million, or about R12.4-billion, to resolve a class-action lawsuit.
In a rare show of frustration, Pony Ma said internal reviews this year had exposed corruption and mismanagement at Tencent.
Caroline Ellison and Gary Wang pleaded guilty to defrauding investors in the crypto trading platform.
Intel is splitting its graphic chips unit into two as it realigns the business to better compete with Nvidia and AMD.
Elon Musk’s stunning tweet that he wanted to take Tesla private and had funding secured was a classic Musk moonshot – given credibility only by the sense that if anyone could possibly pull such a brazen feat, he was the guy.
If you need proof that giant technology companies behave a lot like borderless governments, look no further than the brewing “app store taxes” debate.

































