South Africa’s new vehicle market staged a decisive recovery in 2025, with total sales climbing above pre-pandemic levels.
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Procurement failures have prompted the high court to void Idemia’s licence card tender and mandate a fresh bidding process.
Government has softened competition regulations to allow firms battling high power costs to jointly build energy infrastructure.
These are the technology trends that are poised to shape the year ahead – and no, it’s all not all about artificial intelligence.
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South Africans may soon no longer be required to wear a mask in public, including in supermarkets and shopping malls.
South Africa’s plan to create a separate power transmission company has been hobbled by restrictive debt arrangements with parent Eskom.
Telkom has launched two new mobile plans, Infinite and FlexOn, that it hopes will energise interest among consumers.
MTN South Africa has provided more granular detail about where it plans to deploy 5G sites in South Africa this year.
Vumatel will at least double the line speeds for most of its fibre customers until at least the end of January next year on a promotional basis.
Amazom.com plans to launch online shopping services in South Africa and four other countries by early 2023, a report said.
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It was sold as an all-or-nothing moonshot into space, the boldest pay package in corporate history. Now, with Tesla’s stock on a seemingly unstoppable rise, Elon Musk is poised to collect $2.4-billion.
Tesla’s eye-popping run has left stock prognosticators in the dust, brought smaller imitators along for the ride and triggered a race by entrants new and old to cash in.
Apple is getting close to overtaking Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil company in market valuation, a milestone that would make the technology giant the world’s largest company by that measure.
India’s richest man surged past Silicon Valley tech titan Elon Musk as well as Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page to become the world’s sixth-richest person.
One of the biggest drawcards of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), held in Las Vegas in the US every January, is its sheer scale. Covering nearly 200 000sq m of exhibitor space and showcasing more than 20 000 new products, it provides a wonderful overview of the best – and sometimes
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