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The financing would mix bank loans and investment-grade debt, closing in 2027, according to the FT.
Francis Halzen has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for detecting 'ghost particles' in Antarctic ice.
Hisense has marked 30 years in South Africa with a look inside its Atlantis factory.
Four Microsoft dates between July and February decide what your estate will cost next year.
Paratus Namibia has launched Eutelsat OneWeb LEO satellite internet for homes and businesses countrywide.
The privacy watchdog got a demonstration in September as Meta prepares an official South African launch.
High-end drone manufacturer Milkor says money, not interest, is keeping its 380 drone out of SANDF hands.
Draft rules would bar trading bots from South Africa's new wholesale electricity platform at launch.
Meta's camera glasses go on sale officially in South Africa soon. Companies should set rules before the law does.
FNB has added crypto trading to its share platform with VALR, from as little as R10.
Sam Altman says the world should accept some bad things happening in exchange for AI's benefits.
Laser cutting and engraving let entrepreneurs test products, follow demand and grow side businesses.
BBD explains how UX research, journey mapping and usability testing cut enterprise software complexity.
The new breakout point brings local performance and better connectivity to enterprise IoT and mobile deployments.
The start-up finances phones for prepaid customers in Telkom stores and is actively courting Cell C.
Vodacom Group CIO Mohamed Sami says autonomous AI agents in customer service are coming very soon.
New guidelines warn device makers against locking out independent repairers, though they are not binding.
Luno's submission on the cross-border crypto draft questions its consistency with South Africa's IMF commitments.
South Africans should be free to unlock, modify and connect the digital devices they own, writes Dirk de Vos.
The Gentlemen, the group behind the MIP Holdings breach, has added three more South African organisations to its leak site.
Telecoms companies lead BCG's new index on AI strategic clarity, yet report some of the thinnest returns.
BlockFix lets residents crowdfund fixes for neighbourhood problems. It came out on top in a field of more than 300 students.
King V’s Principle 10 has made the board accountable for an estate most boards have never seen. The paragraph in next year’s report will not be the answer.
Offensive AI has made every organisation a target. Defenders need to automate in response.
Cell C has confirmed its executives paid nothing for 15.3 million shares transferred to them at listing.
Economists question whether AI can deliver the productivity gains needed to justify trillions in spending.
Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta smart glasses are getting an official local launch this year, but likely without Muse.
Eskom wants to sell surplus power to bitcoin miners, but energy regulator Nersa’s paper leaves key questions open.
The agency government plans to scrap wants to redefine universal access – 14 years after the last targets lapsed.
Frogfoot’s Shane Chorley wants to be the buyer, not the bought, as South African fibre consolidates.