China is shaping how open-source technology is developed, licensed and deployed.
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Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago signals a payments bill that will treat fintechs like banks on like activities.
Shoprite has closed its R&A Cellular deal, taking 51% of the point-of-sale platform serving spaza shops.
Wiocc Group is raising $300-million from AFC and Saudi Arabia’s Vision Invest, its biggest round yet.
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Government has withdrawn an exemption granted to Eskom from reporting irregular spending in its annual financial statements.
Both trade Solidarity and Outa said on Wednesday that they had forced the premature end of the energy state of disaster.
Shares in JSE-listed EOH Holdings rose more than 5% after the IT services group reported its first financial results following its recent rights issue.
A Chinese surveillance ship that can track rocket and spacecraft launches was docked at the eastern port of Durban this week.
Imraan Kharwa’s career journey began long before jobs in his field – data protection – even existed in their current form.
Civil society groups warned the move raises concerns about rampant corruption at the state-owned power utility.
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Google is buying a 6.6% stake in home security firm ADT for $450-million in a deal that will allow it to provide service to customers of its Nest home security devices.
TikTok owner ByteDance has accused Facebook of plagiarism and smears, and said it faced “complex and unimaginable difficulties” as it worked to grow into global company.
US President Donald Trump agreed to allow Microsoft to negotiate the acquisition of popular short-video app TikTok if it could secure a deal in 45 days, three people familiar with the matter said.
President Donald Trump will take action shortly on Chinese software companies that are feeding data directly to the Beijing government, posing a risk to US national security, secretary of state Mike Pompeo said.
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