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Energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa wants bilateral traders to pay a wheeling fee that funds free electricity for the poor.
Researchers say Israeli firm Discover-Tech used digital ads to geolocate and surveil Starlink users worldwide.
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MTN South Africa has helped police bust a criminal syndicate alleged to be involved in one-time Pin scams.
MTN Group is exploring partnerships with low-Earth-orbit satellite providers, group CEO Ralph Mupita said.
South Africa is increasingly becoming a multi-Sim market as consumers become more conscious of value.
Novus Holdings last week surprised investors by announcing it was making a bid to buy technology distributor Mustek.
Telkom has suspended plans to sell part of its fibre business, CEO Serame Taukobong said on Monday.
Telkom plans to muscle more aggressively into its rivals’ turf in corporate South Africa, CEO Serame Taukobong has told TechCentral.
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Ether hit a more than two-month high on signs that a plan to upgrade the ethereum blockchain passed a major test.
Gaming companies are facing a slowdown in demand for videogames from pandemic highs, raising doubts about their ability to weather a downturn.
Walt Disney Co edged past Netflix with a total of 221 million streaming customers and announced it will increase prices for US customers.
African e-commerce firm Jumia Technologies said it was past peak losses, driving its shares up 16% despite a wider quarterly loss.
Last week, HTC published its February sales numbers and, when combined with January data, revenue dropped 36% from a year earlier. That decline is offset by the fact that the Taiwanese smartphone maker just
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