Canal+ is redrawing its DStv bundles, moving M-Net down-tier and offering sport as a separate choice.
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Nigeria and Uganda are now closed, leaving Uber in just four African markets after four exits.
South Africa’s financial services sector regulator has debarred Africa Bitcoin Corporation CEO Warren Wheatley.
South Africans will spend R159-billion online this year, but the growth rate is set to fall from 35.4% to 22.5%.
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Eskom has returned five generating units to service, offering South Africa a break from severe power cuts.
The UE has launched a fund to finance the development of sophisticated technology in developing nations.
Government is wrong to claim it is reducing load shedding; any wins so far are due to private investment, experts have said.
Bitcoin is flirting with a winning run last seen a year ago, aided by the record-breaking debut of US ETFs.
Escalated blackouts should taper off by mid-week as affected units are brought back online.
The Public Servants Association has said it is deeply concerned about the latest developments at the State IT Agency.
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Namibia’s biggest mobile operator MTC plans to raise N$3.1-billion in a November listing, as the government seeks to fund its social programmes and cut debt.
Bitcoin extended losses on Tuesday, falling to the lowest level since August after a global selloff in riskier assets.
The selloff in the largest technology stocks is evoking memories of September 2020, when the Nasdaq 100 Stock Index tumbled nearly 13% over a three-week span.
Uber Technologies wants to expand its zero-emissions pledge to food delivery and make the business environmentally sustainable.
Africa is coming online rapidly. Internet penetration in the continent is growing faster than in any other region in the world, giving millions more people access to better communication, information and business opportunities. Although
Discovery has announced a third change to the way it allocates points to members of its Vitality Active Rewards programme inside its first year. The programme, first piloted in the UK before being launched in South Africa last September, is simple
