Errol Elsdon, who claims he is entitled to 40% of Nkosana Makate’s ‘winnings’, vanished from the Please Call Me story for years, then reappeared as the face of a company few can verify exists.
The venture capital firm will invest R300 million in scalable SA tech businesses after securing institutional backing for its first fund.
Local Samsung Galaxy users can now Scan to Pay with QR code payments in Samsung Wallet.
With the growth of independent power producers, electricity wheeling and a wholesale market, SA’s landscape is changing, says SOLA Group.
ITWeb TV: Does SA have what it takes to produce a billion-dollar unicorn? | Episode #98
Innovation Hub CEO Bangani Mpangalasane discusses Gauteng's budding start-up ecosystem, why SA has yet to produce a unicorn company, and innovation that can be a catalyst for economic development and resolve societal challenges.
The state signals opportunities for South Africa to be a leading player in the global e-mobility and battery value chains.
The company opens a research preview of its Model Hardware Standard, designed to let AI agents safely operate lab and manufacturing equipment.
Women entrepreneurs and innovators have been urged to take an active role in shaping South Africa’s AI economy.
The non-profit moves away from fixed funding windows for its Digital Skills Impact Fund, making R200 million available over 12 months.
Vodacom says the data behind Please Call Me’s success never existed, though its own documents show revenue tracking was discussed and dropped.
SA won’t reach its full potential if women remain excluded from science, tech and innovation opportunities, says Blade Nzimande.
Speakers at CEM Africa 2026 stressed that AI alone is not the key to delivering better experiences to customers.
AI anthropomorphism is our next great vulnerability, as we are wired to see minds where there are none. AI has learned to exploit that wiring.