MyBroadbandBitcoin stolen from Ledger hardware wallets
Crypto hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger is investigating a suspected supply-chain attack on devices sold by a specific vendor.
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MyBroadbandMyBroadbandSA Post Office taken to court
The planned exit from business rescue by the South African Post Office has been blocked by a legal challenge from the Post Office Retirement Fund and Medipos Medical Scheme.
MyBroadbandFormer Telkom CEO convicted after his companies failed to file 85 tax returns
Sipho Maseko, former CEO of Telkom Group, was convicted of contravening the Tax Administration Act and made to pay a R85,000 fine on Friday.
MyBroadbandR10-billion fix for high petrol prices in South Africa
The Standing Committee on Appropriations has approved a transfer of R10 billion to stabilise South Africa's fuel prices.
MyBroadbandMayor of South Africa’s capital city threatened with jail time after cutting power to schools
The City of Tshwane's legal division instructed its electricity teams to restore power to schools after it was threatened with a contempt of court application.
MyBroadbandHow to ditch your R40,000 monthly subscription with custom software
Codehesion helps South African businesses ship their first versions to market within weeks, deploying apps to market 4x faster and 75% cheaper.
MyBroadbandCheckers Sixty60 adds airtime vouchers, data bundles, and new Apple products
Shoprite said its new voucher offering was a response to customers increasingly buying these products via online channels.
MyBroadbandSouth Africa faces 8,850 cyberattacks per month but made only 1 arrest in 3 years
Acting police minister Firoz Cachalia revealed that the Hawks have only made one cybercrime-related arrest in the past three years.
MyBroadbandFidelity SecureDrive joins Vodacom and SmartOps Fleet e-hailing programme
Fidelity SecureDrive, part of Fidelity Services Group, is contributing vehicle tracking and dash camera solutions to a new e-hailing investment programme from Vodacom South Africa and SmartOps Fleet.
MyBroadbandSurprise change in Post Office deliveries
The Post Office improved its delivery success in 2025/26 but fell short of its target for the 14th consecutive year.
MyBroadbandHow to get your products reviewed on MyBroadband
MyBroadband review videos include professional product and lifestyle photos of your product in use, and a review article to accompany the video.
MyBroadbandSouth Africa comes to GTA 6
South African artists will be featured in Grand Theft Auto 6 as part of the in-game music station AfroBank FM, hosted by Burna Boy.
MyBroadbandStronger together: how Platform45’s product designers work with AI
AI has become one of the most valuable tools in Platform45's product design team's workflow. It doesn't replace design judgement. It gives that judgement more room to work.
MyBroadbandEmail accounts taken over in South Africa
Cyber attackers are taking over people's workplace email accounts and using them to steal funds for enterprises and consumers alike.
MyBroadbandXiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 series – Embrace the new era of automated home cleaning
The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 series changes the game for the robot vacuum industry.
MyBroadbandUS Army will livestream execution by firing squad, and Starlink satellite near misses in orbit
Here are five important things happening in tech today.
MyBroadbandIndustry Insights presented by BCX – new podcast series coming soon
The Industry Insights podcast series is a must-watch for any South African business decision-maker.
MyBroadbandFirst South African town cutting off Eskom
Riversdale in the Western Cape has established a solar and battery storage farm that supplies almost twice the capacity it requires.
MyBroadbandSmall South African town once known as “dream city” where 1 million televisions and 500,000 fridges are built every year
Sold as the "bruin droomstad" by the Apartheid government, Atlantis in the Western Cape has seen significant changes since 1994, including the construction of a factory that produces 1 million televisions and 500,000 fridges every year.