EXSA, already licensed to trade locally, now wants to move electricity across Southern African borders.
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Investors are questioning how quickly Big Tech’s massive AI infrastructure spending will translate into profits.
Higher turnout suggests ANC voters showed up but backed other parties, says Oxford Economics Africa.
Gene editing and AI are behind several of this year’s medical advances, but not all.
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Showmax will increase the prices of two of its five subscription packages, beginning in August, it said on Wednesday.
Traditional broadcasters in Europe and elsewhere have moved onto integrating the internet into their business models.
Hiding smartphone apps is seen as one of the better ways of stopping criminals from cleaning out their victims.
The initiative is a big boost for African technology and start-up firms after venture capital inflows plummeted last year.
Cybercriminals have taken to targeting smaller companies as they tend to spend less on information security defences.
Eskom said on Tuesday that it is resuming “load reduction” power cuts to “protect human life as a result of electricity theft”.
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Microsoft has lured away a veteran semiconductor designer from Apple as it looks to expand its own semiconductor efforts.
A digital pound used by consumers could harm financial stability and erode privacy, British lawmakers said on Thursday.
Nasa has embarked on a months-long, painstaking process of bringing its newly launched James Webb Space Telescope into focus.
Sony Group will continue producing PlayStation 4 consoles throughout 2022 as it navigates disruptions to the global supply chain.
A year after President Jacob Zuma began feuding with finance minister Pravin Gordhan over control of the nation’s purse strings, the conflict appears to be coming to a head. When he presents his annual budget in parliament on Wednesday
Children’s ideas about what their gender means for their intellectual capacity are formed before they have even turned six. One idea that’s particularly pervasive and dangerous is that, only boys are good at maths and science. Popular media only exacerbates the
