The banks cannot reach South Africa’s R197-billion informal retail market. Three other contenders think they can.
Top News
The retailer has launched a shoppable video feed in asap!, its second app feature in two months.
Nasa’s Nancy Grace Roman telescope launches Sunday on a mission to explain dark energy and dark matter.
Despite the potential swing, the era of Nvidia surprising everyone with 20% moves looks to be over.
More News
South Africa’s electricity distribution system is “an albatross” beset by fighting between Eskom and municipalities, minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said.
MultiChoice Group has appointed two heavy hitters from the UK’s Sky Group to its board of directors.
Triggerfish, the Cape Town-based digital animation studio, sees 2023 as “a breakthrough year for African animation”.
Magstripes remain used in markets around the world, including South Africa, despite obvious security risks. Why?
MTN South Africa has expanded embedded Sim support to its prepaid customers.
Ahead of RWC 2023, World Rugby has launched a streaming platform with free access to live games and other content.
World News
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 third time appeared to be the charm for Elon Musk’s Starship rocket – until it wasn’t.
Sea Ltd is one of those companies you either know, or you’ve never heard of. And investors the world over will be kicking themselves for missing the massive run-up in its stock.
In 2016, a team of engineers and adventurers will travel to the South African desert and attempt to become the first people to drive a car at a thousand miles an hour (1 609km/h). The British-made vehicle, Bloodhound SSC, is designed to smash the current world land-speed record
E.tv has filed an application for leave to appeal a judgment by the high court that went against it in the ongoing battle over whether South Africa’s digital terrestrial television signal will be encrypted or
