The CSIR’s Centre for High Performance Computing has notified users that its Lengau compute cluster is operational after weeks of downtime following a serious security breach.
While certain provisions of the AARTO Amendment Act have come into effect, the controversial demerit system is still not in force.
While there have recently been several major developments surrounding the establishment of a 3,000MW gas-to-power plant in South Africa, another technology is likely to render the business case for the plant moot.
ICASA has imposed sanctions on Centurion-based Session Telecoms for failing to comply with Numbering Plan Regulations.
A legal battle is brewing over the government’s plan to grant special protected status to the upcoming Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry 2026 Tour.
Sanral CEO Reginald Demana is leaving the entity to take up a new opportunity that aligns with his long-term career ambitions.
Eskom has announced a load rotation schedule for parts of Gauteng after a transformer fire at the Seboka Substation damaged critical equipment. The fire forced Eskom to implement rotational power cuts to manage supply while repairs take place. The utility’s Gauteng Cluster newsletter, Connect, confirmed the schedule was necessitated by the transformer fire and would…
The imminent launch of the R750m Radisson Serviced Apartments development in Umhlanga brings another iconic global brand to the KwaZulu-Natal market, signalling growing confidence in the province as a long-term investment destination.
Yoco’s new suite of tools could mean the difference between business success and failure.
Mel and Peet Viljoen are accused of hiring a group of supporters calling for his release whilst he appeared in court on 400 criminal charges relating to a R27 property fraud scandal. The disbarred lawyer made his formal bail application at the Specialised Commercial Crime Court in Pretoria. In recent months, the Viljoens have made…