Solly Malatsi insists nobody influenced him into pursuing a policy his party, the DA, had already promised.
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Chinese car maker Chery wants Rosslyn to anchor its African manufacturing and R&D ambitions.
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Bitcoin closed out its best week in four years as turmoil in traditional banking drove some investors to turn to digital assets.
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After months of severe power cuts, the picture at Eskom is showing clear signs of improvement.
The Competition Commission plans to initiate an investigation into digital media and platforms in South Africa.
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US President Donald Trump said he supported a deal in principle that would allow TikTok to continue to operate in the US, even as it appeared to conflict with his earlier order for China’s ByteDance to divest the video app.
The European Union wants to arm itself with new powers to penalise big technology companies, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.
US President Donald Trump told Oracle’s Larry Ellison and Walmart’s Doug McMillon that he still wants the government to receive a payment as part of a deal for the US operations of TikTok.
The US commerce department issued order on Friday that will bar people in the US from downloading Chinese-owned messaging app WeChat and video-sharing app TikTok.
When the JSE began trading on Monday morning, Naspers opened at R2 001,50/share. This was the counter’s first foray above R2 000, a price that is just below 88% higher than where it opened on 14 April last year. Going back two years, the surge in the share
Regulators are taking extraordinarily long to weigh up a number of big deals, including Vodacom’s proposed acquisition of Neotel, while the industry waits on tenterhooks for news that could change the sector. A number of significant deals that could
