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‘Please Call Me’ inventor brands Elsdon defamation threat ‘stillborn’

‘Please Call Me’ inventor Nkosana Makate says Errol Elsdon’s defamation threat is baseless, as the decades-long legal battle takes another twist.
Nicola Mawson

Yoco expands beyond payments with new AI platform

The fintech firm evolves beyond payments into a connected business platform integrating AI, data and advanced merchant tools.
Sibahle Malinga

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Virtual court responds to immigration challenge

The newly-established virtual priority court sees gains, with 80 deportation orders processed in Durban so far.
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Ukiyo app links youth to jobs, tuition funding

The Global Student Support Platform app connects young South Africans to funding, jobs, mentorship and support services
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Lesaka pushes Bank Zero acquisition deadline

The fintech group extends its Bank Zero acquisition deadline to January, pending outstanding regulatory approvals.
Admire Moyo

Is AI reaching its potential?

Closing the gap between hype and practical implementation.

SA Youth.mobi registrations bulk up to 5.7m

Nearly six million young people seeking workplace experience and on-the-job training are registered on the SA Youth.mobi jobs portal.
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OpenAI hires Google AI chief Noam Shazeer

ChatGPT maker OpenAI hires Google Gemini co-lead Noam Shazeer in an artificial intelligence talent coup.
Admire Moyo
ITWeb TV Biz: Cash is dead. Long live cash
ITWeb Business TV speaks to Andre Harmse, head of cash services at PayInc, about why cash remains a structural pillar of SA's economy, how the Integrated Cash Management System keeps cash flowing, and what it really costs to make it happen.
Tamsin Mackay
Africa's network build-out outpaces data readiness, research warns
Billions are being spent on African networks, but poor data access could undermine the returns, according to Cloudera research.
Chris Tredger

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