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ITWebMegaport Limited (ASX: MP1) (“Megaport”), a leading global automated infrastructure platform, today announced the launch of its services in Portugal, expanding its European footprint and enabling enterprises and service providers in the region to connect instantly to the world’s leading cloud…
MyBroadbandPepkor has upset some directors and investors after shareholders were not allowed to vote on its merger deal with Shop2Shop.
TechCentralVictims of scams, sextortion and hacked accounts can get free, confidential guidance through a 12-month pilot.
TechCentralA free Johannesburg exhibition asks whether AI and robotics can escape five centuries of extraction.
BusinessTechHere are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Monday, 12 October 2026.
TechCentralUnbundling Eskom's transmission assets into an independent operator is the durable fix. It must happen fast.
MyBroadbandCybersecurity has traditionally been framed as a defensive discipline: build the perimeter, deploy controls, monitor the environment and respond when something gets through. That model is increasingly difficult to sustain.
BusinessTechResponsible waste management doesn't end when a collector arrives. Knowing where your used oil goes – and how it is handled – is vital to good business practice.
Business BagelToday’s edition Home Cooking Presented by Good morning. Woolworths is about to own the company that has made convenience food for it for more than 30 years. The two men who started LekkeSlaap in a garage have sold it to a group with old South African banking money
MyBroadbandGauteng has proposed increasing vehicle licence disc renewal fees, as well as its registration fee for motor vehicles.
Business BagelA consortium led by Bellair Road and the Dippenaar family's Janic Capital, with GT Ferreira's family office alongside, has bought the holiday-booking platform, and its managers are staying on to run it.
Farmer's WeeklyDuring an FNB-hosted panel discussion at the Royal Show in KwaZulu-Natal on 8 October, access to finance, financial management, and partnerships with established producers were identified as key factors in developing sustainable commercial farming businesses.
MyBroadbandMyBroadband spoke to Netflix's director of scripted content for Sub-Saharan Africa, Kaye Ann Williams, in her first wide-ranging interview about the streamer's plans for South Africa and the region.
MyBroadbandThe RAF, which wants a levy increase and a new tax on licence discs, spent R12.8 million on disciplinary hearings for executives.
BusinessTechThis public school in Stellenbosch has been crowned the top Afrikaans school in South Africa for two consecutive years.
MyBroadbandUber is facing increased competition in South Africa from locally built ride-hailing apps with features aiming to address some of the biggest pain points of the service.
BusinessTechCapitec’s share price has delivered one of the strongest long-term performances on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in history.
BusinessTechThe National Treasury has proposed a centralised system for an estimated R88 billion in unclaimed money.
MyBroadbandClients who buy an iPhone through Capitec's channels and link their number to their Capitec account get 5GB of free data per month for a year.
BusinessTechThe Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment has officially declared a new National Park in the Eastern Cape.
MyBroadbandA nearby vacant property and informal settlements were flagged as risks by security firm 24-7 Drone Force, which deployed its remote-operated solution at Nederburg Wines estate in the Western Cape.
BusinessTechSouth Africans are paying R31 billion in banking fees each year simply to deposit and withdraw their own cash.
BusinessTechForeigners in South Africa are no longer required to submit visa applications 60 days before their visa expires.
MyBroadbandThe Department of Transport wants to introduce regulations that would prevent driving licences from being used as proof of identity, including when entering estates or offices.
BusinessTechHere are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Sunday, 11 October 2026.
Farmer's WeeklyPomologist, former wine columnist, and inveterate collector Buks Nel has spent a lifetime exploring wine, apples, and much more. Pieter de Waal visited him for Cap Classique, conversation, and a taste of patience.
MyBroadbandHere are five important things happening in tech today.
BusinessTechThe South African Revenue Service (SARS) Commissioner, Johnstone Makhubu, has warned taxpayers that the authority will aggressively pursue debts owed to it, with a Letter of Final Demand issued for as little as R5,000.
MyBroadbandR378.51 of every R1,000 spent on petrol goes to taxes and other fees, not the fuel itself.
News24 BusinessA woman’s estranged husband had used her ID to get an upgrade and a new handset on her MTN account back in 2024, leaving her blacklisted for the debt. Wendy Knowler took up the case.