Icasa says South Africa’s trade in second-hand network licences isn’t working and wants direct applications instead.
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Pick n Pay is rolling OrderGrid’s AI platform out to 720 stores after a successful pilot.
Airtel’s Vittal, MTN’s Mupita and Vodafone’s Della Valle will lead the GSMA until December 2028.
Apple sees its holiday-quarter gross margin falling to 45-46% as memory chip costs keep rising.
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Investors fear pronounced swings in bitcoin is a possible precursor for broader changes in risk appetite in global markets.
A planned new undersea cable called T4 and linking Africa, Indian Ocean islands and Asia, will improve redundancy in the region.
The failure of an effort to save thousands of jobs at the embattled Post Office has been described as disappointing.
Heavyweight technology firms have reported better-than-expected sales at their cloud computing units in recent days.
South Africa has strong institutions that can buttress its economy, the head of research at Standard Chartered Bank said.
Changpeng Zhao has pleaded guilty to violating US laws against money laundering at the world’s largest crypto exchange.
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A Blue Origin craft is set on Wednesday to take another all-civilian crew on a suborbital ride, this time with Star Trek actor William Shatner in the lead role.
Computer sales grew at the slowest rate since the start of the pandemic due to component shortages and logistics snarls, according to the latest report by IDC.
For the first time, Google will tell its cloud customers the carbon emissions of their cloud usage for environmental analysis.
The CEO of the largest US bank said cryptocurrencies will be regulated by governments and that he personally thinks bitcoin is “worthless”.
South Africa has caught the world’s attention with an epic battle between two powerful factions within the governing ANC, which has spilt into government. Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has aptly described this as a government that wages
As South African finance minister Pravin Gordhan tries to fend off a police investigation, his department is engaged in open conflict with key state-owned companies over their management and spending plans. Threatened court action by the national
