Co-CEO Brett Levy named the single point of exposure when asked about MTN’s push for direct relationships with the banks.
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Stratos Lab and Ecoblox are deploying Nvidia’s top-end B300 GPUs at Digital Parks Africa’s Samrand campus.
South Africa’s miners are buying their own power, and Eskom is no longer the default supplier of electricity.
South African astronomers have asked Icasa to close a LEO constellation-sized gap in the skies.
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A disastrous app update in May torpedoed customer trust in Sonos and caused the company to cut staff.
MultiChoice Group and its French suitor have approached South African regulators about their proposed mega-deal.
South African stocks are having their strongest third quarter for 11 years, and investors see the gains extending.
Epic Games has accused Google and Samsung of conspiring to protect Google’s Play store from competition.
Uber has launched Uber Safari in South Africa, offering tourists access to wildlife experiences in the ride-hailing app.
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Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg has told staffers the company had planned for growth too optimistically.
Bitcoin declined after reaching the highest levels since mid-June on Saturday amid optimism that the market may have recovered from its worst levels.
Meta Platforms reiterated its threat to pull its popular Facebook and Instagram services from the EU if a new transatlantic data transfer pact doesn’t materialise.
Kenya’s ethnic cohesion watchdog has given Facebook seven days to comply with regulations after a report of violations on the social media platform.
If it’s truly serious about cars, Apple should buy Aston Martin. This may sound wacky, but bear with me. For the prestige British car maker, there’s clear mileage in the idea. Its owners are already planning an initial public
First National Bank’s deliberate move to aggressively shift transaction to its mobile app from other digital (and physical) channels is paying off handsomely. If recent trends are sustained – and there’s no indication that they































