Catching even a fraction of the upside will be a deliberate act of statecraft, not a stroke of luck.
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Apple is working on adding touch screens to its Mac computers, a move that would defy long-held company orthodoxy.
Telkom and Rain have walked away from a transaction that could have seen the JSE-listed operator buying the wireless broadband upstart.
Eskom is moving to around-the-clock stage-6 load shedding from 4pm on Wednesday as the rapidly deepening energy crisis spirals.
The City of Johannesburg has issued an extraordinary appeal to communities to help it deal with a widening scourge of infrastructure theft.
Outgoing transport minister Fikile Mbalula is the most popular member of cabinet on Twitter.
South Africa has entered a critical phase of revamping its sole nuclear plant and needs it to run according to plan.
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Microsoft president Brad Smith raised concerns to US lawmakers about what the company regards as Apple’s anticompetitive behavior around its app store, according to a person familiar with the matter.
IBM beat estimates for second quarter profit on Monday and signalled that demand in its cloud computing business would get a boost as large corporations accelerate their digital shift due to the coronavirus crisis.
China is said to be considering retaliating against Nokia and Ericsson if the European Union follows the US and Britain in banning Huawei Technologies from 5G networks, according to a report.
Data suggests we’ve experienced more of a June Jump than a sustained recovery. Further, it appears limited to only a slice of the hardware sector – chips and PC products.
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The Western Cape government has updated the timelines for the complete deployment of its R1,3bn broadband initiative after an initial contracting period with the State IT Agency and Neotel took longer than anticipated. The tender, which was issued
