South Africa sets targets for the end of the SABC TV licence
Communications Minister Solly Malatsi wants the SABC's new funding model to be submitted by 31 March 2027, after which the final SABC Bill must be submitted to Parliament.
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Communications Minister Solly Malatsi wants the SABC's new funding model to be submitted by 31 March 2027, after which the final SABC Bill must be submitted to Parliament.
South African pathology giant Ampath Laboratories has confirmed that it has suffered a data breach, with a threat actor claiming that over 80 million patient records were stolen, including full names, contact details, and medical aid information.
Massmart's Game is struggling in the era of online shopping, and its e-commerce service appears to be struggling to keep up.
Gauteng intends to open a criminal case against the researcher who alerted the Department of e-Government about a vulnerability he found on the e-Panic Button app that was exposing user information.
iOCO said it expected to deliver earnings before tax of R680 million in the 2027 financial year after posting profits of R357 million in 2026.
FlySafair says the proposal to ban the use of driving licences as ID could have a significant impact on its customers.
Gamers who want to play Grand Theft Auto VI on PC may be in for a pleasant surprise.
MyBroadband Insights' latest mobile network quality report showed that Vodacom has the best 5G network in South Africa.
WhatsApp is testing a new security measure that forces users to update their phones or be blocked from logging onto the popular messaging platform.
Apple unveiled new products at its "Welcome Home" event on Tuesday, 13 October 2026.
AIKO remains focused on developing products that match what installers, businesses, and homeowners actually need: more power from every module, and more energy from every system.
Communications minister Solly Malatsi revealed that one ZADNA board member disputed that she was overpaid by R746,704 and hasn't paid anything back yet.
The City of Cape Town was forced to spend R1.1 million to upgrade the streetlights along a single road following repeated incidents of infrastructure theft and vandalism.
MTN achieved 10.35Gbps peak download speeds during an early trial at its headquarters in Randburg.
Airlink was given 30 days to respond to a report from the South African Civil Aviation Authority on its findings into the Cape Town stadium flyover in August.
Vodacom and the University of Johannesburg (UJ), in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), have extended their artificial intelligence (AI) partnership through the AI for Africa Hackathon Challenge.
MultiChoice owner Canal+ has reportedly begun spinning up South African webpages for its streaming platform.
The South African Revenue Service revealed that R1.88 million worth of computer equipment was stolen from its offices in the past financial year, including 10 desktop PCs.
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The Foschini Group said that many systems at its London business remained inaccessible after a cybersecurity incident identified on 11 October.
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Eskom spent years encouraging households to use less electricity, but its new tariff structure could see some of its most energy-conscious customers paying more.
Cybersecurity researcher Joel Cedras said Home Affairs would need to remain vigilant and proactive to keep South Africa's proposed digital ID system secure.
A legal expert has warned consumers of the consequences of not registering on the National Opt-Out Registry.
Eskom has launched its first public EV charging stations amid concerns that the power utility could use its dominant position to undermine competition in the market.
A Supreme Court of Appeal ruling has found an individual guilty of hate speech for sending a racial slur in private WhatsApp messages to a business associate.
Through its partnership with Comsol, ZTE is bringing its global technology expertise to South Africa's expanding 5G infrastructure.
A police statement about a South African woman sentenced to seven years in prison for buying an iPhone 16 Pro Max with a fake ID and falsified bank statements has raised more questions than answers.
Gambling law expert Wayne Lurie said that communications minister Solly Malatsi could look forward to landing in court if he tried to restrict online gambling using telecommunications regulations.
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