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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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Dark web monitoring tools show credentials have been sold following a data breach at the CIPC.
A South African media think-tank has raised concerns about Facebook’s decision to stop publishing news in some markets.
JSE-listed technology distributor Mustek has reported a 58.8% slump in headline earnings per share.
Record highs for bitcoin and gold are threatening to send mixed messages about the appetite for risk across global markets.
Media24 has told the Competition Commission that Google is threatening the viability of the Fourth Estate in South Africa.
Groupe Canal+ has raised its offer to buy all the shares of MultiChoice, with the parties agreeing to exclusive talks.
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Apple said its system has an error rate of “less than one in a trillion” per year and that it protects user privacy.
Apple plans to scan iPhones in the US for imagery showing child abuse, the Financial Times reported. The move raises startling questions about privacy and corporate surveillance of millions of people’s phones.
Tesla chairwoman Robyn Denholm sold 31 250 shares of the electric vehicle maker for more than $22-million, according to a new regulatory filing.
As $1-trillion evaporated from Chinese stocks last week, some investors realised they hadn’t paid enough attention to the country’s most important man: President Xi Jinping.
Drive along the R24 freeway from Johannesburg to OR Tambo International, and just past the Barbara Road offramp, on the right-hand side, the sky is filled with cranes. The massive
The news that Vodacom South Africa is planning to drop the M-Pesa mobile money transfer service has come as a surprise to many analysts considering the huge success it has seen in many

































