Even after stronger revenue and margins at Takealot, the Naspers board declined to reverse a R5.9-billion impairment.
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The combined market value Naspers and Prosus CEO Fabricio Bloisi must double to earn the award has slipped over the year.
Payments giant Mastercard is selling security alongside transactions, with South Africa and Nigeria first in line.
Naspers subsidiary Prosus has reported its consumer platforms as profitable across all regions for the first time.
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Government’s support for the industry, announced on Wednesday, comes after long delays and much frustration.
Although the system is functioning as designed, Spar’s ability to predict demand and manage availability is not yet optimal.
The GEPF said no harm has been done, but the frequency of attacks on public infrastructure is alarming.
CubeSpace, a satellite specialist with roots at Stellenbosch University, has secured funding for global expansion.
A deal between Teraco and Eskom paves the way for the construction of the 120MW Free State solar farm.
Communications minister Mondli Gungubele must reinstate the board of Sita while he’s taking a court judgment on review.
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Apple’s self-driving car project has lost three key engineers in recent weeks, adding to a rash of departures from a tumultuous business with daunting ambitions.
Apple is on the verge of reaching $3-trillion in market value. That’s bigger than the entire German equity market. Or the UK economy.
Fundraising by African start-ups is set to reach $5-billion in 2021, a higher amount than the figure raised in the previous three years combined.
Bitcoin edged higher for a third day following this weekend’s flash crash, with chart watchers suggesting the rally may push the largest cryptocurrency back to around $55 000.
Mobile network operators need to adopt content-intensive strategies because “over-the-top” services will continue to impact their average revenue per user negatively. Cell C has responded to these threats by hosting mobile
The biggest long-term threat to the iPhone isn’t Android, Samsung Electronics or China’s bevy of cheap phone makers. Instead, it’s a deceptively simple idea: apps work better if you embed them in a single program, rather than
