Emile Burger is stepping down as CEO of Tarsus Distribution. He had been in the role for just 14 months.
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Former communications minister Dina Pule presided over one of the ICT sector’s darkest chapters.
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Eskom said on Thursday that it has been forced to ramp up power cuts to stage 3 until at least Saturday.
Paycorp has launched a new app that allows users to withdraw cryptocurrency as cash at thousands of ATMs across the country.
MultiChoice Group has revealed the first details of what the new “Showmax 2.0” streaming platform will look like.
MultiChoice Group has reported a decline in subscribers, while its income statement has been stained in red ink.
South Africa’s oldest internet exchange, Jinx, will establish a presence in Johannesburg’s newest data centre.
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China’s new rules forbidding under-18s from playing videogames for more than three hours a week knocked shares in Tencent, while young players took to social media to express their outrage.
Technology investor Prosus said on Tuesday it had agreed to buy Indian payments platform BillDesk for $4.7-billion to complement its own PayU business.
China will forbid minors from gaming more than three hours most weeks of the year, imposing their strictest controls yet in a blow to the world’s largest mobile gaming arena.
“Fomo” remains alive and well in the cryptocurrency world, with lesser-known tokens outperforming again in the wake of recent rallies staged by industry leaders bitcoin and ether.
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The different factions of the music industry – artists, labels, agents and publishers – rarely agree on anything. But on one thing they are united: streaming services are the future. Apple Music, Spotify and their rivals allow users to listen
