Equipping every public school would cost R14.5-billion. Despite public backing, government has not considered funding it.
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The clue to what comes next is a small aluminium box Apple announced this week with no keynote at all.
US states sought $1.4-trillion before trial. Meta Platforms settled for $18-billion and its shares went up.
A 148MW solar plant in Limpopo now supplies a Rio Tinto-owned smelter 600km away in KwaZulu-Natal.
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MultiChoice Africa will withdraw all DStv from Malawi with immediate effect following a court injunction.
Cabinet has approved the appointment of Duncan Pieterse as the new director-general of the national treasury.
TSMC is on the verge of becoming one of the most globally diversified chip makers. This wasn’t the plan.
The Competition Commission has recommended that Vodacom’s acquisition of a stake in fibre operator Maziv be blocked.
The Competition Commission’s decision to seek to block the Maziv deal is “not the end of the process”, Vodacom said.
The public sector is the primary target of cyberattacks in South Africa, according to a new security report.
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Xiaomi filed a complaint in a Washington against the US defence and treasury departments, seeking to remove the Chinese smartphone maker from an official list of companies with ties to China’s military.
Billionaire Elon Musk said on Monday bitcoin was “on the verge” of being more widely accepted among investors as he expressed his support for the cryptocurrency.
Microsoft is confident its search product Bing can fill the gap in Australia if Google pulls its search over required payments to media outlets, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Monday.
Elon Musk says one of his start-ups has a monkey with wires going into its brain that’s able to play videogames.
Telkom has introduced a new, entry-level asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) product at a wholesale price of less than R50/month in an attempt to light a fire under demand for fixed-line broadband and to steal market share from the mobile operators
Bitcoin has been declared the “end of money as we know it” and as a currency for our times; decentralised, and created specifically for seamless exchange on the Internet. That is, it would be, if
