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      Cisco hands Africa business to partner veteran Ossama Eldeeb

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      IBM shares crash 25% as AI upends software spending - Arvind Krishna

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    Core opens Microsoft Surface reseller programme to South African SMEs - John Press

    Core opens Microsoft Surface reseller programme to South African SMEs

    By Core Group17 July 2026

    Core Group’s Surface reseller programme gives SMEs devices, training and support to grow their businesses.

    Uber's mega-deal hands Prosus a R40-billion exit

    Uber’s mega-deal hands Prosus a R40-billion exit

    By Duncan McLeod16 July 2026

    Prosus is set to pocket about €2.1-billion from the sale of its remaining stake in Delivery Hero to Uber.

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    By Fanie van Rooyen16 July 2026

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    Amazon Leo all set for South African launch

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