From pizza-box prototypes to Exclusive Books shelves, this South African financial literacy board game has found an audience.
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Cloud revenue up 63% and custom AI chips winning customers – Alphabet’s surge has grabbed Wall Street’s attention.
Apple will allow users to select from third-party AI models across its iOS 27 features, according to a report.
The draft regulations from home affairs minister Leon Schreiber set out a smartphone-based digital ID system for South Africa.
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A group of Chinese companies has won a contract to build a 100MW solar plant in Botswana.
Vodacom’s spectrum pooling case against Icasa and MTN will soon be heard in the high court in Pretoria.
Eastgate Shopping Centre in Johannesburg now has the largest “registered” rooftop solar installation in Africa.
Canal+ plans to double its stake in MC Vision to become the majority shareholder of the Mauritian pay-TV company.
MTN-owned Chenosis has built an API marketplace for developers and has big plans for large language models and AI.
South Africa’s plan to expand its power grid, now the biggest bottleneck to replacing coal with renewables, has hit a snag.
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Netflix is creating its first in-house videogames studio in a push to be less reliable on third-party creators and expand its gaming offerings.
Nasa’s Dart spacecraft successfully slammed into a distant asteroid at hypersonic speed early on Tuesday in the world’s first test of a planetary defence system.
Google on Monday rebuffed a push by European telecommunications operators to get Big Tech to help fund network costs.
Apple said on Monday it will manufacture its latest iPhone 14 in India, as the technology giant moves some of its production away from China.
The world’s biggest diamond company, De Beers, recently announced it would start selling synthetic diamond gemstones for the first time in its 130-year history. Artificial diamonds have been manufactured since the 1950s
The South African Revenue Service has issued a media release for South African resident travellers returning to South Africa with personal effects such as laptops, iPads, cellphones, golf clubs, cameras and
