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Ndabeni-Abrahams’s hubby blamed for liquidation of R1bn smart factory
The owner of Yekani claims his business is going under because he refused to sell a controlling stake to the husband of Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, says Sunday Times.
LG Electronics SA invests in new offices, factory
The company opens new offices in Midrand and relocates its factory from Germiston to Durban.
Cell C’s cyber bullying offensive reaches high schools
Phase two of Cell C’s cyber safety programme will equip 80 high schools with online safety awareness education.
Some glimmer of hope for SA’s tech aspirations
Despite the rocky, retrenchment-packed start to the year, multi-stakeholder group SADA believes SA can become a frontier technology hub for the African region.
Xerox initiates hostile HP takeover bid
The copier company says it will nominate 11 new directors to replace HP's entire board.
Samsung’s Galaxy A-series, Note range expands
The smartphone maker unveils its Galaxy A71, A51 and Note10 Lite, which go on sale in February.
Blue Label Telecoms predicts earnings jump
The JSE-listed company expects its half-year results to show a considerable rise in earnings.
Tshimologong, Samsung to upskill youth in software
The collaborative partnership seeks to address the increasing need for quality software development skills in SA.
Sub-Saharan Africa has the most expensive broadband prices
The countries with slow, patchy broadband infrastructure that supplies only a fraction of the population tend to be the most expensive, says a report.
What a Walrus tells us about the future of edtech
South Africa’s tech space needs a strong, flexible and proactive foundation for its future software programmers.