Nigeria and Uganda are now closed, leaving Uber in just six African markets after four exits.
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Letting big operators coordinate rural roll-outs would leave many communities with one provider and no alternative.
The digital bank’s first full-year profit of R370-million comes as Discovery ramps up its bet on AI.
Discovery is paying up to R958-million for Icario, a US member-engagement firm serving government health plans.
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Lesaka Technologies has bought Touchsides, a data analytics and merchant services company, from Heineken.
Mastercard has acquired a minority stake in MTN Group Fintech, valuing the business at almost R100-billion.
MultiChoice Group’s board has rejected a bid by France’s Groupe Canal+ to buy out the JSE-listed broadcaster.
The high court has overturned the decision by communications minister Mondli Gungubele to axe the Sita board.
Seriti Resources has started building South Africa’s largest wind farm, as the mining industry seeks to cut its reliance on Eskom.
Frogfoot, Vox ordered to hand over documents related to a probe into the fibre transaction involving Vumatel parent Maziv.
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Fortnite maker Epic Games plans to appeal a ruling in its antitrust case against Apple after a federal judge on Friday handed down a mixed decision.
Yet another billionaire entrepreneur is set to ride into space, strapped inside the capsule of a SpaceX rocket ship.
A US judge on Friday issued a ruling in Fortnite creator Epic Games’ antitrust lawsuit against Apple’s App Store, striking down some of Apple’s restrictions on how developers can collect payments in apps.
The lesson haunting regulators is that falling asleep at the wheel before the next crypto-market slump could leave far bigger scars than in 2017. By Lionel Laurent.
Pokémon Go, the location-based mobile game that has become a massive hit, began as an April Fool’s joke. In 2014, Google unveiled “Pokémon Challenge” for Google Maps, complete with a promotional video, inviting users to find and capture the cutesy
Many employees take pride in personalising their workspace. But while it’s not uncommon to see desks littered with action figures or cubicle walls cluttered with pictures, few people give much thought to the
