Under MTN’s new wholesale model, an MVNO that wants aggressive retail pricing can have it, but there’s a catch.
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A tender document issued by Sita makes facial recognition a hard requirement for body cameras, with no quantities set.
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.
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A “fibre network fault” has resulted in numerous flights into Cape Town being forced to reroute to other airports.
MTN South Africa has hired Bradwin Roper, a former CEO of First National Bank’s FNB Connect division, as its chief financial services officer.
TechCentral asked Nedbank executive head of compliance Maria Boikanyo a few questions as part of its IT Leadership Series.
Bank Zero has announced a partnership with iKhokha to provide business customers with a free-to-use card machine solution.
Icasa will hold another auction for radio frequencies suitable for mobile broadband early in 2024.
The Competition Commission has approved Microsoft’s blockbuster acquisition of videogame player Activision Blizzard.
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The goal of blockchain start-ups to build a decentralised Internet always depended on wresting data storage away from giants like Amazon and Google. That missing piece of the puzzle may be solved.
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.
It was another busy year in South Africa’s technology industry. From the drama at the SABC to the drama over the splitting of the department of communications, it’s been an interesting news year, but a frustrating one for the sector. We know what our favourite stories were in 2014
UK videogames industry body Tiga has called for the products to be treated like other creative industries such as television or film, rather than mere “software”. There is a good argument for this. Games have been part of human civilisation for thousands of years. Egyptians played the board game
