A year after leaving the FATF grey list, South Africa’s anti-corruption reforms have stalled.
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Vodacom Group CTO Dejan Kastelic says South Africa could switch off 3G within two years if operators act together.
Vodacom will book a R23.2-billion gain on Safaricom, even as Kenya’s courts weigh undoing the deal.
Canal+ is cutting DStv’s top package price by as much as 42%. Here’s who benefits.
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If all vehicles could be made locally, using clean energy, there would be tremendous economic benefits for the region.
MultiChoice Group has said in a trading update that it will deliver another set of financial results stained in red ink.
The retail fashion group has attributed much of the growth in online sales to the success of Bash.
A threat by Eskom to begin cutting electricity supply to Joburg has been met with an angry response from the city.
Investec is launching a payments system for its corporate clients to process high-volume, low-value payments.
The reviews are in, and Apple’s new M4-powered Mac mini is getting a whole lot of love. This and more in today’s Bookmarks.
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Bitcoin rebounded after a brief selloff late on Wednesday, sparked by news that Tesla had sold about 75% of its holdings of the virtual token.
Apple has published detailed report outlining its health features and partnerships with medical institutions, arguing that such offerings are key to its future.
Netflix has averted its own worst-case scenario of subscriber losses, posting a nearly one million drop from April to June.
Twitter can fast-track its lawsuit against billionaire Elon Musk over his cancelled $44-billion buyout of the social media platform.
Government’s Electronic Communications Amendment Bill is unconstitutional, will create a new infrastructure monopoly in the form of a proposed wholesale open-access network and will ultimately be detrimental
Telkom wants a drastically different approach to future spectrum allocation than its bigger rivals, MTN and Vodacom, arguing in a submission to government that all unassigned high-demand spectrum

































