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Sakeliga CEO Piet le Roux explains why the business group is taking Icasa to court.
A telecoms lawyer who supports the ownership requirement says Sakeliga’s main argument is strong.
Nine in 10 large South African organisations now use generative AI, but 73% have no tools to measure its value.
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FNB Connect on Monday announced the addition of eSim support, shortening the time between sign-up and activation.
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Telkom shares touched R30 for the first time since April after its latest results showed it is making good headway in fibre broadband and data-led mobile services.
Absa says the average value of online shopping transactions is growing, while in physical stores the opposite is happening.
MultiChoice Group will rake in R1.2-billion in cash after the planned sale of its insurance business was approved.
Maziv chairman Pieter Uys has sharply criticised the Competition Tribunal’s decision to block Vodacom’s acquisition of a co-controlling stake in the company.
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The relative stabilisation in the prices of cryptocurrencies is fuelling hopes that the contagion of 2022 may have run its course.
Cryptocurrency trading volumes have plummeted amid a dreadful first half of the year for the industry.
Meta Platforms will start letting more users create multiple profiles with their Facebook accounts.
Crypto lender Celsius Network has filed for bankruptcy in the US, a month after it froze customer withdrawals.
I have some bad news, and some probably-not-terrible news about Apple. The bad news was Apple didn’t have a terrific holiday season for its most important product. Apple said on Thursday that it sold 1.2% fewer iPhones in the
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

































