Government has softened competition regulations to allow firms battling high power costs to jointly build energy infrastructure.
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South Africa’s SKA-Mid telescope comes alive as “first fringes” confirm it is now a working scientific instrument.
ChatGPT Health lets users upload medical records and connect wellness apps such as Apple Health and MyFitnessPal.
Procurement failures have prompted the high court to void Idemia’s licence card tender and mandate a fresh bidding process.
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Naspers has closed its OLX in South Africa, saying the move was done so it can focus its customer proposition fully on its property and motor vehicle platforms.
Moove, the African fintech start-up that partners with Uber, has announced its second major fundraising round in less than six months.
Standard Bank said on Tuesday that its customers are struggling to access its Internet banking platform and its mobile banking app.
South Africa has cut the isolation period for those infected with symptomatic Covid-19 to seven days from 10 and dropped the need for asymptomatic cases to isolate.
Six companies, including Telkom, have applied to participate in the disputed upcoming auction by Icasa of radio frequency spectrum.
The co-founders Skype and Flutterwave are among the big names backing a new tech growth fund aimed at investing in African “impact start-ups”.
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Brazil will not accept any pressure from the US over whether to allow the Chinese company Huawei to bid for its 5G network, said Marcos Pontes, the minister for communications.
Lenovo Group has showed off the inside of its foldable, $2 499 ThinkPad computer, which goes on sale mid-year, in order to instil confidence in a category that has had some technological setbacks.
Samsung Electronics has revealed a tennis ball-like robot as the company offered its vision of a future where robots will be “life companions”.
A television that can rotate into portrait orientation to properly display videos from social media has been shown off at CES in Las Vegas by Samsung Electronics.
Facebook is stumping up US$19bn in cash and shares to buy popular instant messaging platform WhatsApp, which has 450m active monthly users and which is adding a million new users a month. The deal could have been driven, at least in part, by a “potentially massive threat from the
Acting SABC chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng was appointed irregularly to the position and committed fraud by lying repeatedly about his qualifications. These are just two of a wide number of damning findings in a report by public protector
