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Ukheshe has a new name: EFT Corporation. This follows its acquisition of a business of the same name in January.
Telkom posted a full-year profit of R1.9-billion and said it would consider resuming dividends from 2025.
Sanlam will buy a 60% stake in MultiChoice South Africa’s insurance business for an upfront cash amount of R1.2-billion.
The US government sued Adobe, accusing it of concealing hefty termination fees in its most popular subscription plan.
Eskom CEO Dan Marokane said the utility needs to intensify its recovery and add clean energy stations.
The ANC and the DA have committed to “rapid, inclusive and sustainable” economic growth.
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Apple introduced 5G versions of its low-end iPhone SE and iPad Air tablet, kicking off what’s likely to be its biggest year yet for new product releases.
Cloudflare won’t stop providing the services, despite claims it’s getting in the way of cyberattacks meant to protest Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Google is buying security firm Mandiant for $5.4-billion, adding heft as rivals Microsoft and Amazon also look to beef up security for their fast-growing cloud units.
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Telkom reported stellar results on Monday, proving that privatisation is the only real option to solve the dire financial positions and the criminal lack of corporate governance at virtually all of South Africa’s state-owned enterprises. The reported results
