Graduate unemployment in South Africa has risen to 12.2%. The problem is a skills mismatch, not qualifications.
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South Africa’s top universities have stopped policing AI and started redesigning how they teach, assess and certify.
BlackBerry lost while it was winning. South Africa’s would-be IoT platforms should heed the warning.
South Africa’s private sector returned to marginal growth in June, but business optimism sank to a five-year low.
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But the former telecommunications monopoly faces huge challenges if it hopes to remain a significant market player.
Icasa said it will soon publish a request for proposals to appoint a consultant to assist with its next broadband spectrum auction.
The presidency says South Africa is moving quickly from a centrally planned energy system to a decentralised, liberalised electricity market.
Difficulty in repatriating money from Nigeria, among other factors, will hurt MultiChoice Group’s full-year financial results.
Volvo has made a significant entry into the compact and “affordable” electric SUV market with the long-awaited EX30.
MTN South Africa is actively investigating off-grid renewable energy alternatives, including windmill-powered base stations.
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TSMC expects to boost capital spending to as much as $28-billion this year to safeguard its lead in advanced technologies that made it chip maker of choice to the world’s technology and car giants.
Uganda had a nationwide Internet blackout as citizens went to vote in presidential elections, according to NetBlocks, which tracks Internet disruptions globally.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said the decision to ban US President Donald Trump was necessary, but raises questions about the power of social media companies.
Chip maker Intel said on Wednesday it would replace CEO Bob Swan with VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger beginning 15 February. The company’s shares were up nearly 10% in morning trading.
Passenger cars are still the most popular transportation mode. In 2014, nearly 68m were produced globally. They’re not only a vital part of our economy and our personal lives but also an important social and cultural tool, used to present a certain image and status
Windows 10, it seems, is proving a hit with both the public and the technology press after its release last week. After two days, it had been installed on 67m PCs. Of course, sceptics may argue that this may have simply been a reflection of how much people disliked
