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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Paratus Group will construct Angola’s first tier-4 “by design” data centre in Luanda, Angola.
MTN South Africa will deploy a 4.5MW multi-technology energy production facility at its head office.
Eskom has been able to reduce load shedding due to the improvement of the energy availability factor.
The Free Market Foundation has warned proposed new legislation could pose a threat to South Africans’ right to privacy.
Eskom has been given permission to bypass pollution abatement equipment at its giant Kusile plant.
YouTube is internally testing a product for playing online games, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Airbnb is hiring former Apple design chief Jony Ive and his new firm, LoveFrom, to work on projects with the home-sharing start-up.
Short-form streaming service Quibi is closing down just over six months after launch. The service had promised to revolutionise how viewers consumed entertainment and was geared towards smartphones.
The Chinese foreign ministry warned Sweden that it should revoke its ban on Huawei Technologies to avoid hurting prospects for Swedish companies.
Chinese technology companies including Huawei have expressed strong concerns to local regulators about Nvidia’s proposed acquisition of ARM, potentially jeopardising the $40-billion semiconductor deal.
MTN is below par when it comes to customer satisfaction, while Telkom’s mobile arm is a leader among mobile operators, new research purports to show. The South African Customer Satisfaction Index (SAcsi) surveyed more than
The man who runs state education in South Africa’s richest province has no time for old-fashioned classroom accessories. In January, Panyaza Lesufi, who heads the education portfolio in Gauteng
