Zesa says a major electrical fault cut interconnections with neighbouring utilities, collapsing local generation.
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Rockstar’s behemoth will smash sales records, but commercial success has never guaranteed creative revolution.
Catching even a fraction of the upside will be a deliberate act of statecraft, not a stroke of luck.
Researchers who advised Australia’s roll-out of a social media ban say the ban’s first line of defence isn’t working.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver his seventh state of the nation address on Thursday at a parlous juncture in his tenure.
Energy minister Gwede Mantashe might think South Africa’s load shedding crisis can be solved within 12 months. Pick n Pay is betting big money that he’s wrong.
Consumers will face much higher prices unless the government urgently finds solutions to the power cuts that are crippling the economy, an industry group has warned.
Fewer primary schoolchildren can read for meaning now than before the Covid pandemic, according to new research.
The Meta Platforms-backed 2Africa submarine broadband cable, which is being built around the African continent, has been brought ashore in Durban.
Here’s what we got when we tried various queries in the search and chat functions of the new Bing, which was released on Tuesday in limited preview.
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Tesla on Tuesday announced a five-for-one stock split, sending the electric car maker’s recently high-flying shares up 7% in extended trade.
HMD Global, the maker of Nokia-branded smartphones, has secured $230-million of investment from partners including Google and Qualcomm to help accelerate its development of 5G devices.
Tencent added to Friday’s sharp decline to start the week, helping lead weakness in technology shares after the US’s move to ban residents from doing business with the company’s WeChat app.
Microsoft’s bid to carve out parts of TikTok from its Chinese owner ByteDance will be a technically complex endeavour that could test the patience of US President Donald Trump.
How did everyone get their estimates on Apple so wrong? So very, very wrong? The company totally blew away any expectations that the Street had for the last quarter, crushing them. On Tuesday evening
Microsoft, once the dominant force in the software industry, has for a few years been on the back foot. Despite its undeniable clout and the world’s largest installed base of users, it has been slow to move
