MTN’s network spending in South Africa fell 17.1% while Nigeria received nearly three times as much in capital investments.
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MTN Group faces a R3.9-billion write-down, cash it cannot move and a stake it cannot sell, just as Washington escalates.
New shareholders have taken up shares in Frogfoot, Vox and Hypa in a transaction valuing the businesses at R14.4-billion.
Households will not be able to choose who sells them electricity when South Africa’s competitive electricity market opens.
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Capitec’s online banking app was down for several hours on Tuesday due to what the bank called a “technical issue”.
Namibia is the latest to open the door to a remote work visa. Others include Cape Verde, Mauritius and Seychelles.
Mpumalanga has received no government funding to help communities find alternative livelihoods, a new study shows.
Based on the average analyst price target, Microsoft shares have a return potential of 25%.
Checkers has launched a new subscription model for online shopping not dissimilar to Amazon Prime in the US.
South Africa’s ailing currency is once again back to inflict punishment on iPhone users’ wallets in 2023.
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Global shipments of PCs rose at their fastest pace in two decades in the first quarter of 2021 as people bought computers to help them work and study remotely during the Covid-19 crisis.
Siri, Apple’s virtual assistant, might have spilled the beans by telling users on Tuesday that the iPhone maker is going to host a special event on 20 April.
Promoted | Bitcoin hit a record above $63 000 on Tuesday, extending its 2021 rally to new heights a day before the listing of Coinbase shares in the US.
Nvidia plans to make a server processor chip based on technology from ARM, putting it in the most direct competition yet with rival Intel.
There is certainly no shortage of headlines on wearable sensors these days. “A contact lens measures your glucose level.” “New electronic tattoos could help monitor health during normal daily activities.” A “headband can read your brainwaves.” Numerous wearable sensors
Microsoft Windows is 30 years old. On 20 November 1985, Microsoft released the first-ever version of Windows, which was little more than a graphical presentation manager sitting on top of the command-line-driven MS-DOS
