The black-owned telco, established by a former MTN exec, opens two factories to manufacture its home-grown, 4G-enabled smart and feature phones.
Nology partners with Bluetti to distribute its portable power solutions in SA.
New analysis shows many African smartphone users only sporadically connect to WiFi, while it’s by far the most common way for South Africans to access the internet.
The company posts $47 billion in revenue, a 6% decline from the previous quarter, due to reduced smartphone shipments.
The South Korean electronics giant unveils the latest iteration of the Galaxy Z series, bringing to market the Z Flip5 and Z Fold5.
Webfleet’s inaugural Road Safety Report revealed insights that may inform how businesses can make better decisions when making use of fleet services.
The bargain-your-ride e-hailing service introduces a freight service in SA that allows customers to “name their price”.
According to the case study conducted by iKhokha and Mastercard, SA has one of Africa's fastest-growing contactless card penetration rates.
The three-sided agreement between passengers, drivers and inDrive will ensure adherence to its code of conduct.
The mobile operator invests billions of rands a year in its infrastructure, to enable network availability during elevated levels of power outages.
The Pretoria High Court has set aside proclamation 49 issued by president Cyril Ramaphosa, giving the authority to investigate the firm.
The city introduces service-related municipal app for residents to report faults, check load-shedding and access e-services.