The Comrades no-fly zone was a reminder that recreational drone flying is far more regulated than people think.
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Namibia on Monday said it had dismissed an appeal by Starlink against the rejection of its licence applications.
Johannesburg’s enterprise IT departments, not Cape Town’s start-ups, are driving a worrying tech skills exodus.
A new industry report argues that the sector mistook innovation for inclusion and left informal markets behind.
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Ivan Epstein, co-founder and former CEO of Softline Group, is the next guest on TCS Legends. Watch a teaser here.
VALR has secured a licence in Poland and is eyeing other jurisdictions in the hopes of taking on some of world’s crypto giants.
Macroeconomic pressures are stifling financial performance while regulatory interventions restrict subscriber growth.
Four high-capacity internet cables were severed in a suspected subsea seismic event near Ivory Coast on 14 March.
Elon Musk’s net worth is soaring after it plunged to the lowest level in almost a year.
Damage to an undersea cable off the African coast is exacerbating disruptions of internet services to the continent.
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Ukraine’s two leading suppliers of neon, which produce about half the world’s supply of the key ingredient for making chips, have halted their operations.
Facebook users in some countries will not violate Meta Platforms’ policies by calling for violence against Russians and Russian soldiers in the context of the Ukraine invasion.
Chinese tech shares tumbled on Friday as renewed regulatory concerns unnerved investors still reeling from wild price swings this week.
YouTube and the Google Play store are suspending all payment-based services in Russia, including subscriptions.
Travis Kalanick made Uber a global force by breaking all the rules. The next chief executive will have to be a diplomat, power-sharer and defender of the internal controls long neglected at the world’s most valuable start-up. It’s
Albert Saporta, a director of Geneva-based investment advisory firm AIM&R has written an open letter to Naspers CEO Bob van Dijk accusing him of destroying R334bn of shareholder value since his appointment more than three years ago
