There are life and death decisions that government must make about South Africa’s vehicle industry.
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The countries that will benefit most from digital assets will be those that regulate them clearly, fairly and with confidence.
Sixty60 continued its expansion in the six months to 28 December 2025, with sales via the platform rising 34.6%.
iOCO has repurchased a further 2.18 million of its own shares, continuing a buyback programme launched last year.
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There is remarkable resilience in the country’s IT services sector, with growth expected to continue, according to BMIT.
A government monopoly in the generation, transmission, distribution and sale of electricity is highly inefficient.
The IEC and the Information Regulator are among the organisations working to ensure the integrity of the upcoming poll.
It’s the first reporting period from Shoprite to include Sixty60’s new Amazon Prime-style subscription service.
The Johannesburg Internet Exchange, a multi-site peering point for internet traffic, has received a huge upgrade.
An umbrella organisation that promotes the interests of creatives with regards to copyright legislation, has taken issue with a recent article on the subject.
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SAP is struggling to elevate and retain women in some of its senior-most positions. Insiders point to a big culture problem.
Europe’s antitrust chief, Margrethe Vestager, has called for a global approach towards Big Tech to prevent companies taking advantage of enforcement gaps.
Elon Musk has secured $7.1-billion in funding from a group of investors that includes Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison to fund his $44-billion takeover of Twitter.
Meta Platforms is slowing the growth of its workforce as the Facebook parent looks to rein in costs, the company said.
Ride-hailing companies like Uber Technologies will see demand boom between now and 2040, hobbling global auto sales growth, according to a new study from IHS Markit. As a growing number of consumers turn to ride-hailing
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