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Technology can be used to unify and industrialise African economies, says Trade and Industry Minister Ebrahim Patel. “Data is to…

by Wim Naudé Most discussions about artificial intelligence (AI) are characterised by hyperbole and hysteria. Though some of the world’s…

Cabin settings will be altered in response to the driver’s facial expressions to help tackle stress Reports suggest 74 per…

By Tammy Hodgskiss, University of the Witwatersrand Digital technology has become an integral part of our everyday lives. So it…

By Marwan Elnakat, digital banking solutions director for the CISMEA region at Gemalto With Capitec’s latest trading update making a…

By Staff Writer South African consumers are eager users of new payments technologies, which means that bitcoin and the blockchain…

By Sundaram Mahalingam, Senior Technical Architect – IoT delivery at Prodapt and Vishwa Nigam, Manager – Business Analysis & Insights at Prodapt The…

Silvertree Internet Holdings is planning to invest about R130 million in the next 12 months into new and existing portfolio…

South Africa’s Pick n Pay initiated a voluntary severance package (VSP) in April to remove 10% of roles and functions…

By Staff Writer JSE-listed Cognition has moved to take full ownership of BMi Sport, a research firm specialising in consumer…

By Steve Tzikakis, SAP president EMEA South 25 years ago, I went to work for the first time with a…

If you want to rent storage space and parking from your neighbours, now you can through Wahi, a South African…

South African tech giant Datatec has confirmed that they will be selling Westcon-Comstor for R10.5 billion ($830 million). The JSE…

By Cameron Beveridge, Director: Cloud, SAP Africa  The future of business is in the cloud. That is the message from…

By SAP Technology is a central theme that runs through all business and sporting operations at Bundesliga club TSG 1899…

BCX is investing millions into developing the next generation of software engineers in South Africa. The tech company, which…

The African continent has huge potential to create more “unicorns”, or privately-owned technology businesses valued at $1 billion (R13.5 billion)…

By Brett Parker, SAP Africa MD What a difference a century makes. If we stepped back in time to a hundred…

by Staff Writer After thirty-two years since the first world domain name .com was launched, Africa still has no…

by Staff Writer  South Africa’s classroom of the future may adopt new methods to learning such as gamification that will…

by John Walubengo Elections present a milestone beyond which countries either strengthen their democratic credentials or become failed states. Often states…

by Chao Charity Mbogo In Africa, a continent grappling with many social ills, it’s critical that universities produce more Computer Science…

by Ken OburaIn August 2012, terrorist group, Boko Haram, reportedly hacked into Nigeria’s secret service and acquired private data on current…

by Joe Moran During the three years I’ve spent researching and writing about shyness, one of the most common questions people…

by Pat McConnell Consider, for a moment, these two statements from the “Ultimate Guide to Understanding Blockchain Smart Contracts” on a…