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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The average ransomware payment by South African companies is in the order of R18-million, new research has found.
MTN Group requires that its executives buy and hold shares at a level in proportion to their annual fixed packages.
SABC claims vetting by the State Security Agency is procedural, but media watchdogs have cried foul.
Ivan Epstein, co-founder and former CEO of Softline Group, is the next guest on TCS Legends. Watch a teaser here.
VALR has secured a licence in Poland and is eyeing other jurisdictions in the hopes of taking on some of world’s crypto giants.
Macroeconomic pressures are stifling financial performance while regulatory interventions restrict subscriber growth.
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Elon Musk wants Jeff Bezos to know he’s number 1.
A Facebook executive said the company will introduce new measures on its apps to prompt teens away from harmful content as political pressure grows.
While financial markets fixated on Washington’s debt-ceiling scrimmage last week, bitcoin quietly rose enough to put it on pace for its best week in months.
Samsung Electronics on Friday flagged a 28% jump in its third-quarter operating profit to the highest in three years, driven by rising memory chip prices and display sales.
Just across the border from Hong Kong in southern China, two gleaming towers of glass and steel are rising in a city long known for its manufacturing prowess. This is the new headquarters for Tencent Holdings, a US$599m
South Africa has not had load shedding for nearly a year. This is a welcome development after years of power cuts that constrained economic growth. Electricity consumption has more or less flattened out, giving the national utility

































