A proposed new South African space law would make it an offence…
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Icasa says South Africa’s trade in second-hand network licences isn’t working and wants direct applications instead.
New-energy vehicle sales have already passed last year’s total, but fully electric cars remain a sliver of the market.
Two seismic-survey judgments show data centre developers what happens when public participation fails and succeeds.
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Government is moving to establish the ground rules for spectrum trading and spectrum sharing in South Africa.
Higher coverage levels are threatened by permitting regimes and possible overbuild, according to a new white paper.
The ANC looks set to fall well short of obtaining a parliamentary majority for the first time since it came to power.
South Africans vote in an election on Wednesday that looks set to reshape the political landscape.
Botswana has granted a licence to SpaceX’s Starlink unit. There’s still no word on its licensing in South Africa.
The retail group, which owns PEP and Ackermans, sells seven of every 10 prepaid smartphones in South Africa.
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When the two richest people in the world are throwing money at the satellite business, it takes a brave billionaire to join the fray.
IBM has designed a quantum computing chip that its executives believe will let quantum systems start to outperform classical computers at some tasks within two years.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk got into a spat with Bernie Sanders on Sunday after the US senator demanded the wealthy pay their “fair share” of taxes.
As UN climate conference delegates considered how to save the planet over the weekend in Glasgow, Toyota’s CEO was in Japan racing an experimental hydrogen car.
Cabinet is to consider a proposal that a mooted nuclear power deal for the country be financed through the state-owned power utility Eskom. This is the latest twist in South Africa’s controversial efforts to expand its nuclear power capability by
Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse raised some interesting questions about roads agency Sanral’s 2016 annual report, which came out recently – specifically Sanral’s lack of enthusiasm for writing off

































