The companies launch a solution that enables African mobile operators to monetise innovative digital services.
Over the past 12 months, South Africa has become the fastest growing market for the Truecaller spam-blocking app on the continent.
The companies are collaborating on the first 5G trial in SA, to start in the first quarter of 2018.
Karen Nadasen, CEO at PayU South Africa, describes herself as a complete optimist, determined and solution-oriented.
The e-hailing taxi service introduces another feature that will benefit its drivers by paying them if they have to wait for tardy passengers.
The yet-to-be-released-in-SA Apple flagship, the iPhone X, sold for over R30 000 this week on local online marketplace bidorbuy.
The new app allows entrepreneurs to ditch the normal manner of exchanging contacts via business cards.
The number of connections on the continent is set to more than double over the coming five years, says Ovum.
Mobile ticketing for bus, airline and events will account for more than one in two digital ticket transactions by 2018.
With the introduction of Samsung DeX, mobile workers can now seamlessly switch from mobile to desktop mode using just a single device.
The new wearable will enable parents to track children's whereabouts without being invasive, says Tinitell founder and CEO Mats Horn.
The mobile operator made a net loss of R588 million in the first half of 2017, despite growing revenue by 11% and adding 1.7 million new subscribers.