The digital bank’s first full-year profit of R370-million comes as Discovery ramps up its bet on AI.
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Hiten Parmar on why South Africa’s electric transition is starting with trucks rather than family cars.
The Competition Commission’s first township economy report puts numbers on the gap – and on why it exists.
Letting big operators coordinate rural roll-outs would leave many communities with one provider and no alternative.
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Cell C has appointed another former Vodacom executive to its leadership team, this time in the form of Darius Badenhorst.
The International Monetary Fund downgraded its economic growth forecasts for South Africa.
MVNO Melon Mobile hopes to use AI to improve its customisation capabilities in a competitive cellular market.
Demand for tech skills has declined in recent years, but the IT skills gap in South Africa remains a huge problem.
There is remarkable resilience in the country’s IT services sector, with growth expected to continue, according to BMIT.
A government monopoly in the generation, transmission, distribution and sale of electricity is highly inefficient.
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Zoom shares tumbled nearly 17% on Tuesday after the video-conferencing company signalled a faster-than-expected drop in demand and analysts questioned its future plans.
Intuit, the developer of TurboTax and QuickBooks software, is in talks to buy e-mail marketing company Mailchimp for more than US$10-billion, according to a report.
Production of Apple’s latest smartwatch has been delayed due to its complicated design, the Nikkei reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Apple’s push to bring satellite capabilities to the iPhone will be focused on emergency situations, allowing users to send texts to first responders and report crashes in areas without cellular coverage.
The new, national broadband network to be built by telecommunications specialists Comsol will extend to more than 200 towns and cities across South Africa and will use the latest high-frequency wireless technologies to
South Africa’s public broadcaster is battling to quell a journalist revolt over censorship of programmes that portrayed the government in a negative light and its ban on screening footage of protesters destroying property because
