The cause of the outage was not an undersea cable break, but a peering break from Seacom to Syrex.
Global head Kirsty Sharman will travel to Israel for a five-day start-up experience in September.
The world's largest social network tweaks its newsfeed algorithm to favour posts by friends and family over brands and news outlets.
Wango promises chivalrous behaviour from male users who have to sign a "Gentleman's Pledge" before signing up.
For South Africa to be able to truly benefit from hyper-convergence, the reliance on business silos needs to be broken, says Nutanix.
Maths and Science Marketing's Web site hosts over 100?000 pages of free, CAPS-aligned educational content.
The online buying and selling system allows CapeTown-based sellers to sell goods online, without having to directly engage with buyers.
Social messenger Jongla has invited African users of other messaging platforms to switch to its service.
Chrome user can now save and share things from the Web to Facebook with a click of a button.
The social network is set to introduce several initiatives to boost its subscriber base and expand its influence on the continent.
The .africa domain remains in limbo after a US court denied ICANN's attempts to overturn a preliminary injunction against its allocation.
Project Isizwe and the City of Tshwane's free WiFi initiative has been recognised as the most innovative project for connectivity.