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Admire Moyo

Admire Moyo

ITWeb news editor

Admire Moyo is an experienced technology journalist and News Editor at ITWeb, South Africa’s leading technology publication. With a career spanning more than 15 years, he has built a reputation for delivering in-depth, incisive reporting on the intersection of ICT policy, cyber security, telecommunications, and digital transformation.

He is also a regular anchor on ITWeb TV, a podcast and video platform where he engages South Africa’s leading tech executives, innovators, and industry stakeholders in in-depth interviews.

A seasoned and well-travelled journalist, Admire has reported from both local and international technology conferences, including major industry events across North America, Europe, and the Middle East.

Admire holds a BA in English and History from Africa University and is known for his sharp editorial eye, a strong grasp of South Africa’s digital policy environment, and a commitment to high-impact storytelling.

Articles

Mobile Business

ConCourt overturns ruling ordering Vodacom to pay Makate billions

The Constitutional Court overturns a major ruling in the “Please Call Me” case, sending it back for reconsideration and extending inventor Nkosana Makate’s lengthy legal battle.

Barloworld’s R34m robotics bet pays off, with no jobs lost

Barloworld Rebuild Centre’s R34 million investment in robotics is transforming its operations, says the company.

Retailers fuel MVNO boom as Huge Group expands reach

The JSE-listed company’s mobile virtual network enabler arm powers Pick n Pay Mobile’s relaunch, as SA’s retail-driven MVNO market enters a rapid growth phase.

Adapt IT buys ResRequest in hospitality industry push

The company snaps up ResRequest for an undisclosed amount, as it looks to expand its hospitality software portfolio.

Emerging Technologies

New SAPVIA chairman vows to cut solar red tape

Bottlenecks include delays in updating the Integrated Resource Plan and inefficiencies in grid access and connection processes, says SAPVIA.

Telkom pays out R160m after BCX, Gyro job cuts

The restructuring expenses stem from voluntary severance and early retirement packages offered to employees within the subsidiaries.

Business Applications

Treasury to fight SASSA ‘double-dipping’ with tech

Budget reform will be implemented for the 2026 budget, to clarify trade-offs and reduce waste, says the National Treasury.

Ex-FNB employee sentenced for insider cyber fraud

Lusanda Gloria Qose gets a jail term for her role in a scheme involving the unlawful access and manipulation of a customer’s banking profile.

Printing and Imaging

Tribunal conditionally approves MultiChoice, Canal+ merger

The competition watchdog has given the green light to the proposed transaction, subject to agreed restructuring conditions.

Vodacom revenue hits R40bn on strong Q1 growth

South Africa’s biggest mobile network operator reports a strong financial performance for the first quarter, with group revenue rising 10.6%.

Gauteng to automate financial systems in anti-corruption drive

Financial automation efforts are accelerated to ensure better compliance with the Public Finance Management Act, says MEC Lebogang Maile.

TymeBank gets green light to buy Sanlam’s loan portfolio

The Competition Commission concludes that the transaction is unlikely to lessen or prevent competition.