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South African-based mobile games publisher Carry1st bags $20 million or R307 million to scale interactive content across Africa. The Series A…
MNT-Halan, Egypt’s FinTech player, has announced the successful addition of its Buy-Now-Pay-Later (BNPL) feature to its comprehensive digital ecosystem that…
Oracle today announced the availability of its first cloud region in Africa to meet the rapidly growing demand for enterprise…
SAP has appointed Emmanuel Raptopoulos as the new president for SAP’s EMEA South region, which comprises Southern Europe, the Middle…
Transaction Capital, the owner of SA Taxi, on Tuesday, revealed plans to import some electric taxis to assess their viability…
An armed gang of 30 robbers shot dead an Eskom-contracted security officer in a brazen attempt to steal copper cables…
Most research into the ethics of Artificial Intelligence (AI) concerns its use for weaponry, transport or profiling. Although the dangers…
Microsoft announced today it would buy videogame maker Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion or R1.1 trillion in cash. The tech…
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Vodacom’s proposed acquisition of a 55% stake in Vodafone Egypt cleared a crucial hurdle today when Vodacom minority shareholders overwhelmingly…
A day after Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) responded to criticism of having disgraced Bain & Company as a member,…
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to join Dr Patrick Soon-Shiong, founder of the multinational conglomerate NantWorks, LLC, in launching the…
Foreign nationals are under siege in Soweto and other parts of Johannesburg, where mobs of locals are removing them from…
South Africa’s telecoms sector is off to a promising start in 2022 with the finalisation by the Independent Communications Authority…
From better healthcare access to improved food security, machine learning could tackle a wide range of challenges in developing countries.…
While we have seen a recent pullback in the crypto market, the phrase that continues to ring true is: ”It’s…
Google Cloud today announced it is teaming up with Comair, operator of the British Airways brand and the Kulula budget…
Global retailer Walmart appears to be getting serious about exploring metaverse with plans to create its own cryptocurrency and collection…
Fred Razak, Chief Trading Strategist for CMTrading, shares his thoughts on the evolving trading landscape in South Africa, and a…
Time in the market beats timing the market The recent talk on the street is that we’re entering a bear…
Unvaccinated Serb tennis ace Novak Djokovic faces a three-year ban after his visa was again revoked Friday by Australian authorities. Earlier…
Indices are a collection of multiple stocks used to gauge the overall outlook of the market or an economy. A…
In a first for South Africa’s space industry, three locally produced nanosatellites will be launched into space later today, Thursday…
Telkom launches Easy Connect Fibre, an entry-level fibre solution for easy connectivity from home. Telkom Easy Connect Fibre is an…
The Pretoria High Court on Thursday ruled that the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act (AARTO) was at odds…