Admire Moyo is ITWeb's news editor. He has been a tech journalist at ITWeb since 2010. Before joining ITWeb, Admire worked for The Herald newspaper based in Zimbabwe. He holds a BA degree (English and History) from Africa University.
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The company anticipates the South African Reserve Bank’s mooted move to open the payments market to non-banking players.
The city wants to use artificial intelligence to improve services such as detecting water leakages and managing electricity demand and supply.
Following the attacks on MTN and Cell C, cyber security experts say the critical nature of telcos allows ransomware actors to apply more pressure on such companies.
South African Airways confirms a breach temporarily disrupted access to the airline’s website, mobile application and several internal operational systems.
The power utility focuses on evolving its business to position it for the energy transition and increasing competition, while ensuring energy security.
The company prepares to present to South African courts the evidence it believes shows MTN committed acts of bribery and corruption in Iran.
The proposed measures would increase customs duties on components used in solar, wind and battery storage technologies.
The telco diversifies its supply chain by providing more opportunities to black-owned SMMEs, leading to an increased spend.
An order has been granted by the High Court, declaring the Takeover Regulation Panel ruling against the deal as unlawful and unconstitutional.
The first 27 satellites for Amazon’s Kuiper broadband internet constellation launched into space from Florida.
The firm believes another court may come to a different conclusion, “as there are material errors and omissions” in the judgement.
Founder Alan Knott-Craig Jr shares his plans for Fibertime, as well as the challenges he has faced in his bid to connect South African townships.