Luno’s submission on the cross-border crypto draft questions its consistency with South Africa’s IMF commitments.
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The start-up finances phones for prepaid customers in Telkom stores and is actively courting Cell C.
Vodacom Group CIO Mohamed Sami says autonomous AI agents in customer service are coming very soon.
New guidelines warn device makers against locking out independent repairers, though they are not binding.
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Economists question whether AI can deliver the productivity gains needed to justify trillions in spending.
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The agency government plans to scrap wants to redefine universal access – 14 years after the last targets lapsed.
Frogfoot’s Shane Chorley wants to be the buyer, not the bought, as South African fibre consolidates.
Home affairs will stop producing the green ID book in March 2027, and it will cease to be valid ID on 31 March 2028. We have all the details.
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BMW plans to cut a fifth of divisions and management roles by mid-2027, with AI’s help.
OpenAI’s agents leaked 53 ChatGPT user images, the latest incident in a tally that keeps growing.
Apple is pitching its new AI desktops to corporate buyers as a cheaper option than renting data centre capacity.
AMD touched a $1-trillion valuation for the first time as investors bet AI spending is still expanding.
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