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Yesterday

Vodacom CEO paid R50m

Shameel Joosub was paid almost R50.3 million before tax in the past financial year, while CFO Till Streichert made R16.1 million.
Paula Gilbert

ICT skills survey 2018

Survey
1 Jun

The race is on to attract and retain ICT skills.

Spree, Superbalist to merge

Retail Technology
11 hours ago

The online fashion brands have announced a merger which will be effective next month.

Staff Writer

Three new iPhones expected this year

Telecoms
Yesterday

Apple is expected to release three new iPhones in September, with reports speculating there will be two OLED models and a cheaper LCD device.

Lauren Kate Rawlins

Information Regulator is hard at work

The Information Regulator investigates 242 public complaints, which include the Facebook and `master deeds' data breaches.

Sibahle Malinga

Glitch delays JSE trading

Business
Yesterday

A technical issue delayed trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange by two hours this morning.

Staff Writer

Mexico busts tech-savvy Germans at World Cup

The World Cup holders lost to Mexico despite deploying SAP tech for the team to "play at peak performance" during the tournament.

Admire Moyo

Liberty CEO labels hack criminal act

David Munro says the company is in full control of its IT systems, and notes the safety and security of customers' information remains top priority.

Staff Writer

Liberty's IT infrastructure compromised

Malware
Saturday

The investment group tells customers that an external party has gained unauthorised access to its systems and requested compensation.

Staff Writer

Cisco debuts new developer capabilities

Networking
Yesterday

Intent-based networking represents the next generation of open, IP-based systems, says Cisco.

Staff Writer
Internet
Yesterday

Protect kids from potentially harmful online content

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Business
Yesterday

Mustek appointed Apple B2B partner for SA

Staff Writer
Apps
Yesterday

App helps deaf patients better manage treatment

Regina Pazvakavambwa
Opinion and insight

AT&T/Time Warner deal gets thumbs up

A federal judge rules AT&T can proceed with its $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner without any conditions.

Yesterday
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Going open and digital

Wednesday
5:50

It's not who you know, it's how many you can connect

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Happy helpers

8 Jun
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Is wearable tech still a thing?

7 Jun
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Yesterday

The bigger crypto-currencies get, the worse they perform

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Yesterday

Revamped collider to shine light on physics

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Roundtable: FTTH and FTTB

FTTH and FTTB: What it means for your business

Fibre to the Home (FTTH) and Fibre to the Business (FTTB) are game changers, in that it means a lot more than just having a faster way to stream video services like Netflix and Showmax. This roundtable looks at how fibre will affect business and the country at large.
Larry Claasen