A hacker claims it has 366GB of data from the insurer that handles injury claims for mineworkers and metalworkers.
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Ekurhuleni won ministerial approval this month to buy 2.4GW of electricity from independent power producers.
Online turnover rose 35.4% in the half, while turnover across the Pick n Pay business was flat.
The presidency has pulled its website offline, two days after the PHP project released fixes for critical flaws.
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The taxman’s new crypto asset unit is using information from cryptocurrency exchanges to flag non-compliant persons.
Vodacom Group said on Wednesday that it hoping to accelerate its earnings growth over the next five years.
Former OpenAI chief technology officer Mira Murati has launched an AI start-up called Thinking Machines Lab.
Meta Platforms has announced a plan to build the world’s largest submarine telecommunications cable.
The South African Weather Service expects its website and other IT systems to be restored in the next week.
VezoPay, which has developed smart rings for tap-and-go payments, has a new investor: PayFast founder Jonathan Smit.
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Apple is preparing to allow alternative app stores on its iPhones and iPads, part of a sweeping overhaul to comply with EU requirements.
Meta Platforms is facing a lawsuit in Kenya’s high court accusing the company of failing Africans by amplifying hate speech and incitement to violence on Facebook.
The Joe Biden administration plans to put China’s Yangtze Memory Technologies and dozens of other companies on a trade blacklist.
Elon Musk, once worth as much as $340-billion, has been displaced as the world’s richest person by Bernard Arnault.
Willem Roos is aware of the expectation that he will disrupt the telecommunications industry as much with Rain Mobile, the upstart mobile data company, as he did the insurance industry with Outsurance.
Cameras for pros, such as Nikon’s $6 500 D5 and Canon’s $5 500 1D Mark II, were considered unassailable, until now. But Sony’s incursion into professional photography didn’t happen overnight.

































