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South African mobile network operators are spending hundreds of millions of rands annually to protect their base stations from theft and vandalism, as well as replacing damaged or stolen equipment.
One of South Africa’s oldest and largest electrical component distributors believes that solar panel and battery prices have bottomed out and that consumers should not hold out for further declines.
Across much of Africa, motorcycles are not leisure vehicles. They are workhorses. They carry commuters, schoolchildren, goods, medicines and deliveries. For millions of people, they provide the most affordable and accessible form of transport, while also creating livelihoods for riders and small businesses. In many places, they fill the gap left by limited public transport….
FlySafair explains why power banks of a certain wattage are not allowed on any of its flights in South Africa.
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa’s State of the ICT Sector report revealed that theft is hammering telecoms companies in South Africa.
Eskom’s forecasts show a high risk of load-shedding returning near the end of the decade unless the shutdown of some coal power stations is delayed or new gas power comes online faster than expected.
Eskom is five years behind schedule with its once-ambitious battery station rollout.
A major telecommunications equipment supplier has introduced anti-theft cabinets that guarantee at least 90 minutes resistance against break-in, compared to the typical 15 minutes of other solutions.