IT sector salaries are showing signs of a resurgence following a dip in recent years, according to Pnet.
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Deputy minister Mondli Gungubele has said he was not consulted on Solly Malatsi’s decision to end the Post Office monopoly.
National treasury has rejected an SABC request for R120-million to fund coverage of the local government elections.
Layered digital identity systems emerge after sharp increase in South Africa’s real-time ID verification fees.
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Nvidia made history on Wednesday, powered by a stunning rally that has cemented its place at the centre of the AI boom.
South Africa’s payments system is at a crossroads – adapt through collaboration and inclusion, or risk being left behind.
China’s largest car maker, BYD, has announced it will launch the Sealion 5 plug-in hybrid electric vehicle in South Africa.
The online betting boom has sparked alarm as vulnerable South Africans gamble away their social grants.
Public works unveils digital dashboard to track every government construction project
A new digital infrastructure tracker being developed by public works will give live insight into project performance and risks.
Sola Group on Tuesday launched the 195 megawatt-peak Springbok solar power project in Virginia in the Free State.
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The world’s first wooden satellite, built by Japanese researchers, was launched into space on Tuesday.
Misleading claims by Elon Musk about the US election have amassed two billion views on X, according to a report.
Intel will be replaced by Nvidia on the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average index after a 25-year run.
Mauritius on Friday ordered all ISPs to suspend access to social media platforms until after general elections this month.
Some of the world’s biggest advertisers are experimenting with using AI to cut costs and increase productivity.
For a brief period, BlackBerry was the king of smartphones. Then hubris – and the iPhone – destroyed it all.

































