Leila Fourie will stand in for chairman Saki Macozoma for nine months before taking a seat of her own.
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Dis-Chem is rebuilding its app and replacing the e-commerce platform underneath it, targeting an early 2027 launch.
About 12 000 Shoprite employees are on generative AI tools, and the group has built its own gateway to keep the model bills down.
Hilton Musk tells Watts & Wheels that Rubicon is aiming for a thousand chargers within five years, focused on urban hubs.
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Cell C has appointed Rachael Ayo-Oladejo as chief of staff, strategy and business transformation, reporting to CEO Jorge Mendes.
A new Roblox game inviting families to explore the Western Cape this winter has been launched by Wesgro.
South Africa’s power generation system is recovering and that’s been reflected in fewer power cuts recently, according to the minister of electricity.
The recently enhanced section 12B tax incentive is encouraging the funding of new solar projects in South Africa.
Yoco has launched the new Yoco Neo Touch card machine offering unlimited 4G data and all-day battery life.
SAP has appointed Kholiwe Makhohliso to lead its Southern African operation, replacing Cathy Smith.
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Huawei Technologies plans to build a chip plant in Shanghai without using American technology as it seeks a new strategy to overcome increasingly tight US sanctions, the Financial Times reported.
Alphabet rallied, Apple sank and Twitter tumbled on Thursday after a mixed bag of quarterly reports from top-tier technology companies.
Ant Group may not be a household name in most of the world, but the Chinese fintech behemoth controlled by Jack Ma has set off an investor frenzy for the history books.
As humanity marks the 20th anniversary of continuous human presence in low-Earth orbit, a leading space expert has described the International Space Station as an invaluable scientific resource.
The world’s cellphone manufacturers will sell 1,4bn smartphones in 2015, generating US$300bn in sales. Indeed, smartphone sales will dwarf the sale of all PCs, televisions, tablets and game consoles
Telkom’s wholesale price cuts of up to 63% announced last month have so far failed to translate into lower prices for those with broadband digital subscriber lines. Internet service providers (ISPs) that were prepared to comment were not expecting to
