MTN needs Nigerian investor with R14.5 billion for tower deal
MTN Group is seeking local investors to acquire a 30% stake in IHS Nigeria under an agreement with the country’s antitrust authorities.
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Blu Label takes a R5bn hit, but core business holds firm
Mark Levy, CEO of Blu Label Unlimited, reflects on strong revenue growth, the separation from Cell C and bringing the energy evolution into the group’s portfolio.
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consumers | financial education | financial services | investment | Jimmy Moyaha | SAFM Market Update
Money smart week cultivating consumer education
Avitha Nofal, head of regulation and oversight at the Ombud Council, discusses the importance of financial education and knowing your rights.
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Nvidia graphics cards and AI servers worth R798 million being installed in South African data centre
Stratos Lab is deploying over 50 Nvidia AI servers from Gigabyte, comprising over 400 GPUs, at a data centre in Centurion.
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Prominent South African software development company liquidates Australian business
South African software development house Derivco is in the final stages of liquidating its Australian business.
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Cape Town | Firlands | Lifestyle | South Africa | South African Police Service (SAPS) | StreetSignal Safety Index
How much it costs to live in the safest town in South Africa
This town in the Western Cape is one of the safest suburbs in South Africa, according to the StreetSignal Safety Index.
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facebook | Instagram | Internet | Meta Platform | WhatsApp
Meta Platforms agrees to pay R266-billion settlement in social media addiction trial
Meta Platforms agreed to pay up to $16.68 billion to settle a landmark social media case with multiple US states.
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Big changes for medical aids in South Africa are coming
The Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) is shifting away from condition-specific rules and adopting a service-based Primary Health Care (PHC) package for medical aids.
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Over 1,600 businesses shut down in South Africa
The latest data from Stats SA shows that 1,601 businesses were liquidated in the first seven months of the year.
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R2.4 billion stolen from South Africans – over R21,800 per person
New data from SABRIC serves as a warning over the rampant surge in digital banking fraud, which has cost South Africans R2.4 billion.