Woolworths grew online food sales 18.3% while Checkers Sixty60 managed 34.7% off a far larger base.
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Canal+ is redrawing its DStv bundles, moving M-Net down-tier and offering sport as a separate choice.
South Africans will spend R159-billion online this year, but the growth rate is set to fall from 35.4% to 22.5%.
Teraco used 399GWh of electricity in 2025, three times its 2021 figure, with a new solar facility now due to come online next year.
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The creation of every new chatbot and image generator requires a significant amount of electricity.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has acquired a controlling stake in Mulilo Energy Holdings.
JSE-listed Reunert has reach an agreement to buy 74.2% of management and technology consulting firm IQbusiness.
Seacom said on Thursday that its CEO, Oliver Fortuin, is stepping down after two years in the role.
Karpowership has had its environmental application to moor a ship-mounted power plant at the port of Saldanha Bay suspended.
Mustek has reported an 18% improvement in interim revenue, lifted by strong sales of alternative energy solutions.
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Google has agreed to buy a $4.5-billion stake in Jio Platforms, the digital arm of Reliance Industries, adding to a series of large investments from the US into the online venture.
US President Donald Trump said that he was responsible for Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to ban Huawei from Britain’s 5G network from the end of 2027.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government will ban Huawei from Britain’s 5G network by ordering operators to remove its equipment by 2027.
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.
The aircraft industry is expecting a seven-fold increase in air traffic by 2050, and a four-fold increase in greenhouse gas emissions unless fundamental changes are made. But just how “fundamental” will those changes need to be
South Africa’s digital terrestrial television migration project is in a dire state and if the country fails to switch off its analogue signals after the mid-June 2015 cut-off date, it may be obliged to do so if analogue signals interfere with
