diesel | Energy | South Africa
Diesel ban still on the cards for South Africa
South Africa’s move to cleaner diesel is still officially on track, with plans to ban the sale of certain types of diesel.
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Time running out for 12 DStv channels
With less than two weeks to go before their current content deal lapses, MultiChoice and Warner Bros. Discovery have not yet signed a new agreement on the distribution of a dozen of the US media giant’s channels on DStv.
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ChatGPT | Fast News | Microsoft Corp | OpenAI
OpenAI inks deals with colleges, seizing early lead in education market
ChatGPT adoption on campus has happened quickly.
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Goodbye TV licence — big-screen monitors to replace your TV
South Africans can get a big-screen monitor to replace their TV without needing a valid TV licence, and some models go up to 86 inches in size.
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South Africa’s largest landlord building bridges to the nation’s richest shopping mall
Growthpoint Properties has built a R26 million bridge between its head office and Sandton City.
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Amazon founder’s rocket company makes space history
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin completed a suborbital joyride Saturday with a six-person crew, including the first wheelchair user to reach space and one of SpaceX’s first engineers.
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The South African city with the worst drivers during the holidays
Discovery Insure’s latest data shows unique driving trends across the nation’s three biggest cities.
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High coffee prices are changing how – and where – people get their daily caffeine
As global bean prices hit record highs, consumers are trading down to home brewing and cheaper formats – a shift South African coffee drinkers and chains are likely to recognise as inflation reshapes everyday habits.
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Coal Demand to begin gradual decline through 2030, IEA says
IEA says global coal consumption is likely to plateau this year before edging lower by 2030, but stresses that China’s energy mix and policy choices could still shift the trajectory.
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Protected: Standard Bank representative office first to be re-licensed under Ethiopia’s new banking proclamation
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