Sanlam iTrade will provide investors with another channel to play the financial markets.
The AA's online marketplace allows people to buy, sell, finance and insure pre-owned cars.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft lays Vista licensing fears to rest, Intel's quad-core chip powerful but pricey, and Apple introduces iTunes Latino on the iTunes Store.
Telephony provider VoxTelecom has signed a VOIP interconnect agreement with Telkom.
Reusable Objects has been awarded the Armscor CEO Award for its contribution to developing a learning programme for Armscor employees.
A wireless VOIP solution promises to offer competition to Telkom's Diginet product.
Datatec aims to grow its local presence, but says this would require more competition in the market.
In today's technology roundup: Doubts over Internet's future, PayPal's HQ hit by Halloween bomb, and Kenya names its second national operator.
Rackspace offers a "green" carbon neutral Web hosting service that helps to offset the carbon emissions produced by the powering up of its data centres.
MCI Consultants has introduced its eBuy procurement system, which it evolved from businesscard.co.za.
South African companies are waking up to the real power of the Internet.
i-mate, the global Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 device specialist, has appointed Insync Mobile as a new official distributor of all i-mate devices in South Africa.
iBurst aims to establish "closer relationships" with subscribers.