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Lesaka Southern Africa CEO Lincoln Mali says merchant division growth will return only in the second half of FY2027.
Nineteen battery-electric models were shown at the Festival of Motoring. Only the Suzuki e Vitara was not Chinese.
A tender document issued by Sita makes facial recognition a hard requirement for body cameras, with no quantities set.
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We carry them everywhere, take them to bed, to the bathroom and for many people they’re the first thing they see in the morning. They’re also filthy.
Almost 18 months on, South Africa’s $8.5-billion transition showpiece looks more like a cautionary tale.
Zimbabwe needs $100-million of gold to kick-start its proposed bullion-backed digital currency.
The power utility has launched a demand-side management initiative which could save some 1.5GW of energy for the grid.
Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has proposed a plan to stave off deeper power cuts by increasing the use of diesel turbines.
JSE-listed fintech group Capital Appreciation is acquiring Dariel Solutions for R131-million, to be settled in cash and shares.
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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.
Bitcoin was dubbed the worst investment of 2014. As predicted, however, 2015 has seen the continued fall in value of the currency that was supposed to fuel the digital age. In the last 10 days alone, it has
British Prime Minister David Cameron has stated that the UK government will look at “switching off” some forms of encryption in order to make society safer from terror attacks. This might make a grand statement
