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RTIA presses ahead with tech-driven AARTO rollout

The Road Traffic Infringement Agency is using tech − from e-mail tracking to a contravention register − to enforce AARTO phase two, despite OUTA’s court challenge.
Nicola Mawson

Canva Africa, SACE collab to upskill teachers

Local teachers will gain practical digital and AI competencies that can be applied to enhance classroom teaching and learning.
Simnikiwe Mzekandaba

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Fleet electrification gathers pace in SA, says WesBank

Local fleet operators are increasingly adopting electric vehicles to reduce costs, improve efficiency and lower carbon emissions.
Sibahle Malinga

Samsung refreshes foldables line-up

The smartphone maker unveils new models in its foldables line-up: Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Flip8 and new form factor Z Fold8.
Simnikiwe Mzekandaba

AI agent turns rogue in landmark cyber attack

OpenAI warns that AI-powered cyber attacks are a reality after an autonomous AI agent breached Hugging Face during security testing.
Admire Moyo

Google opens AI start-up accelerator applications

Fifteen AI-driven South African start-ups can secure up to R1 million each through Google's latest accelerator programme.
Staff Writer

Google Cloud tops $24.8bn as AI drives growth

Alphabet’s cloud business emerges as its fastest-growing segment, as enterprises ramp up spending on AI infrastructure and services.
Admire Moyo
AI-powered app aims to boost early childhood learning outcomes
The Unlimited Child has launched an AI-driven app to provide personalised coaching, classroom support and monitoring for ECD practitioners in low-resource and offline environments.
Staff Writer
Stellantis backs mobile lab to teach coding in underserved schools
The company has partnered with Social Coding SA to launch a mobile computer lab that will teach coding, robotics and digital literacy to learners in underserved schools.
Staff Writer

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