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Sakeliga CEO Piet le Roux explains why the business group is taking Icasa to court.
A telecoms lawyer who supports the ownership requirement says Sakeliga’s main argument is strong.
Nine in 10 large South African organisations now use generative AI, but 73% have no tools to measure its value.
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Brandon Foot, a long-serving executive at MultiChoice Group – including its subsidiary SuperSport – has passed away.
Eskom is in talks with government over private and foreign options to fund a huge expansion of its transmission network.
Meta said it is drawing from its experiences in over 200 elections around the world for South Africa’s upcoming poll.
Apple is preparing to overhaul its entire Mac line with a new family of in-house processors designed to highlight AI.
A bipartisan group of senators has introduced a bill to renew the US trade pact with sub-Saharan Africa.
Ellies Electronics has received buyout offers from unnamed third parties that its CEO believes could save the company.
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Apple’s shares inched higher on Monday after losing about $84-billion in market value in the previous session.
William Quigley, a pioneer in the cryptocurrency space, sees the metaverse as a huge economic force that’s going to change people’s lives significantly in coming years.
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 new research report by Analysys Mason has provided insight into why mobile users switch networks and the impact of so-called over-the-top services like WhatsApp. The company’s South Africa Connected Consumer Survey
Jia Yueting has all the trappings of a successful Chinese tech entrepreneur with global ambitions. A self-made billionaire who got his start as the IT guy at his local tax bureau, Jia’s flagship Internet video company now sports a US$15bn market capitalisation

































