AI is a cross-cutting issue for just about every regulator you can think of, in South Africa including the powerful trio of ICASA, the Competition Commission, and the FSCA.
The company’s aggregate ownership interest in ChatGPT developer OpenAI is now approximately 11%.
Mlindi Mashologu, deputy director-general at DCDT, will deliver the opening keynote at ITWeb AI Summit 2026.
The CSIR teams up with PromptBio to accelerate AI-driven multiome research for various disease groups in Africa.
Angola, Nigeria, Kenya and SA top the list of the hardest hit countries on the continent, according to Check Point research.
Local mobile network operators close a strong 2025, while eyeing AI, 5G and satellite technologies to drive growth in 2026.
Deputy minister Dr Nomalungelo Gina urges young Africans, particularly young women, to take their rightful place in science and innovation.
The world needs a framework that regulates AI and keeps pace with its evolution while setting boundaries on how it may be developed and deployed.
Twelve innovative local start-ups emerged as the winners of the 2025 South African Startup Awards.
Artificial intelligence isn’t a guaranteed win on the stock market for all international tech companies.
South Africa and major global markets overhauled crypto-currency regulations in 2025, ushering in tighter oversight and clearer rules.