The world's largest music-streaming service will officially be available to South African users from 13 March.
The SpaceX CEO made a surprise appearance at SXSW this weekend to give an update on his plans to colonise Mars, and possibly the moon.
The city alleges the companies were issued with fraudulent letters stating they have a valid agreement with the city to roll-out aerial fibre.
The Olympic Destroyer malware employed a highly sophisticated false flag to throw threat hunters off the scent of its real origin, says Kaspersky Lab.
We need to think carefully about where Web application firewalls should be plugged in, says F5 Networks.
The pan-African telecom company says the deployment at its data centre core Points of Presence in SA are part of an ongoing investment in capacity.
The majority of South Africans would rather leave home without their wallets than their mobile devices.
The heavily criticised Films and Publications Amendment Bill has been passed by the National Assembly.
City officials, business leaders and tech gurus are rallying together to find viable solutions to the national drought disaster in SA.
The breach employed a DDOS technique that is growing in popularity as it needs no botnet, warns Akamai.
This year's Mobile World Congress was all about 5G, but is the next-generation technology really a priority for Africa, and should it be?
The simulation showed that, when compared to LTE devices, 5G NR smartphones will browse the Internet nearly 900% faster.