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By News Agency Staff The Gauteng Provincial Government will in the next three months introduce a pilot project for a…

South-African based tech start-up WhereIsMyTransport has announced an investment of £1.2 million (R19.8 million) from Goodwell Investments and Bombardier. Last August,…

By Brett Parker, MD at SAP Africa By now, I am convinced that you have heard of M-Pesa, the popular…

Aisha Pandor, the founder of on-demand cleaning service platform SweepSouth, has been named one of Africa’s Breakthrough Female Tech Entrepreneurs…

The number of new startups and big corporates keen on building a flying car has exploded in the past few…

As global eCommerce evolves into a $500 billion industry in 2018, online transactions in South Africa still sit at around…

by Jonathan Roberts If you happen to live Pittsburgh in the US or Milton Keynes in the UK, then you may…

By Gugu Lourie It’s been a rough ride for MTN – Africa and the Middle East’s biggest mobile phone operator.…

Huawei Watch 2, which is a product for those who yearn for the freedom to explore while staying connected, without…

by Staff Writer South Africa’s retailer TFG (The Foschini Group) has partnered with delivery service, WumDrop to push boundaries with…

By Gugu Lourie The South African vehicle industry continues to struggle, with car sales for December coming in below par with…

In 2016, self-driving cars went mainstream. Uber’s autonomous vehicles became ubiquitous in neighborhoods where I live in Pittsburgh, and briefly…

In thinking about the impact of the internet in politics, we usually consider how social media, websites and other online resources are used as a vehicle of political communication. Yet, its impact as a symbol and a powerful narrative is equally strong

As self-driving cars proliferate, we need a system to handle difficult situations.

More than 250 South African companies hire through OfferZen; provides pipeline of developer talent into tech industry.

There is broad acknowledgement that the way science is taught and practised in Africa is not socially inclusive.

Driverless cars are the future, right? Wait. While things would be simple if our roads were 100% driverless, getting there is anything but. And planning for roads shared by robots and humans is hard.

1Fetch, a new on-demand, same-day, hand-to-hand motorbike delivery service, has hit the market revving, providing users with “speedy, professional and…

The BMW i8 is different.  It is a new take on the concept of sports car – one that allows…

I’ve always been a nerd who loves technology and games. So when it emerged that virtual reality (VR) tech was…

The ridesharing service Uber is pretty close to getting the go-ahead in almost all states and territories in Australia, with…

BMW’s all new special high-performance version of the popular M4 coupe, the BMW M4 GTS breaks cover at the 2016…

IBM Research today opened its second research location on the African continent at the Tshimologong Precinct in Braamfontein. By Staff…

We’re seeing digital technology reshape the world’s consumer-facing industries. Amazon has changed retail, Netflix is transforming television, Uber is shaking…

December 1900 marked the first ever “Christmas Bird Count”. Its aim was to get people counting bird species rather than…