Lockdown reignites Bitcoin interest across SA’s crypto exchanges

One of the great benefits of electric cars is that users can control and monitor the vehicle by syncing it with their smartphone.

Government’s policy framework and a host of other conditions do not favour electric vehicle adoption in SA, says the uYilo eMobility Programme.

Amid the surge of social media rumours linking coronavirus to 5G technologies, some platforms have stepped up the fight against the baseless claims.

The Jack Ma Foundation kick-starts its second annual search for “Africa’s Business Heroes”, with a prize pool of $1.5 million.

The tech giant’s COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports show up to an 80% decrease in foot traffic in some public areas around SA.

As the world experiences a shortage of medical protective gear, the University of Johannesburg’s Library Makerspace uses 3D printing to develop surgical shields.

As COVID-19 escalates, more technologically-driven healthcare solutions are preferred, with companies releasing telemedicine solutions to help ease the situation.

The 21-day lockdown results in a mass shift to virtual learning, with edtech companies offering more e-learning resources.

The health minister refutes claims that 5G technology played a role in the conception or spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The South African government leans on mobile technology as it enters a new phase in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

John Singh, head of the Institute of Information Technology Professionals SA Blockchain Special Interest Group in KwaZulu-Natal, believes there will be strong demand for blockchain and crypto-currency skills in future.

The company will no longer make investments in firms that sell the controversial technology, and will disassociate itself from AnyVision.