Chinese car maker Chery wants Rosslyn to anchor its African manufacturing and R&D ambitions.
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The South African Bookmakers Association says the debate is no longer whether to act against offshore operators, but when.
MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita will join Paul Kagame, Marc Benioff and Jensen Huang on the global AI commission.
The rise of YouTube and streaming has pushed Britain’s traditional broadcasters into each other’s arms.
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Jan Oberholzer has quit the state-owned utility and will leave at the end of the month.
Around a decade after Siri and Alexa burst onto the scene, a new wave of AI helpers with greater autonomy is raising the stakes.
It’s not a misprint. Telecom Italia, Italy’s beleaguered former telephone monopoly, once pitched a plan to buy Apple.
Powerful solar flare activity is forecast for Monday which may interfere with shortwave communications.
First National Bank has appointed company insider Sashin Sookroo as CEO of its mobile virtual network operator business.
William Mzimba, head of Vodacom Business in South Africa, is stepping down from the company after a five-year tenure.
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YouTube will lift its suspension on former US President Donald Trump’s channel when it determines the risk of real-world violence has decreased, said the company’s CEO, Susan Wojcicki.
Payments firm Square’s deal to buy a majority stake in music streamer Tidal for $297-million could popularise blockchain or other new approaches to storing and buying online media.
Britain’s competition regulator said on Thursday it has opened an investigation into Apple after complaints that the iPhone maker’s terms and conditions for app developers are unfair and anticompetitive.
Parler, the conservative social media platform, opened a new front in its legal battle with Amazon.com, accusing the tech giant of bad faith after being banished from its servers.
The tungsten lightbulb has served us well over the century or so since it was introduced, but its days are numbered now with the arrival of LED lighting, which consumes a tenth of the power of
Salty streaks have been discovered on Mars, which could be a sign that salt water seeps to the surface in the summers. Scientists have previously observed dark streaks (see image above) on the planet’s slopes which are thought to have resulted from seeps of water wetting surface dust. Evidence of salts left
