Energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa wants bilateral traders to pay a wheeling fee that funds free electricity for the poor.
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Vodacom Group CTO Dejan Kastelic says South Africa could switch off 3G within two years if operators act together.
A year after leaving the FATF grey list, South Africa’s anti-corruption reforms have stalled.
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South Africa’s ICT sector needs big policy and regulatory changes, Icasa chairman Mothibi Ramusi said.
Novus Holdings is making a bid to acquire JSE-listed technology group Mustek – with backing from top management.
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Yolande van Biljon, the chief financial officer of the SABC, has resigned from the beleaguered public broadcaster.
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Elon Musk’s countersuit against Twitter may be released as soon as Thursday, according to a person familiar with the case.
The results of MicroStrategy’s dodgy experiment with bitcoin have been scary – all the more so because of CEO Michael Saylor’s wilful blindness to the consequences.
Twitter is attempting to find evidence that Elon Musk tried to torpedo the financing of his US$44-billion takeover deal for the social media company.
Much dust has been kicked up over MultiChoice’s channel agreements with the SABC and the Guptas’ ANN7 television news channel. The claim is that these parties colluded in a form of state capture and corruption to their mutual
Facebook’s self-regulatory contortions in the wake of fake news and trolling scandals have gone on, with little visible effect, for months. Now Twitter founder and CEO Jack Dorsey has announced

































