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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South Africa’s private sector maintained its growth trajectory in October, bolstered by a decline in costs and selling prices.
Microsoft has reached $1-million giveaway levels of desperation to attract users to Bing. This and more in today’s Bookmarks.
Some urban centres in Africa are already at capacity, Elon Musk said on Monday.
Altron has reported a more than doubling in its operating profit in the six months to end-August.
The Competition Tribunal’s decision to block a merger between Vodacom and Maziv will likely derail the sector’s M&A plans.
A fire has damaged unit 6 at Eskom’s Kriel power station. The incident was caused by a burst oil pipe.
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Crypto lender Celsius Network has filed for bankruptcy in the US, a month after it froze customer withdrawals.
Taiwan’s TSMC posted a 76.4% surge in second quarter profit on Thursday, the biggest jump in earnings in eight quarters.
Google will start adopting computing chips based on technology from ARM, making it the latest company to join a transition that will take market share from Intel and AMD.
Twitter was down for thousands of users across the globe on Thursday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.
Soon after it began in 2011, South Africa’s renewable power programme became the world’s fastest-growing. Almost US$15bn poured into clean energy in seven years, financing everything from wind farms to solar towers. New
It’s been about a year since Rishi Gorantala deleted the Facebook app from his phone, and the company has only become more aggressive in its e-mails to win him back. The social network started out by

































