South African companies sound the alarm
South African companies are still struggling to find the necessary skills they need inside the country, and are increasingly turning to international hires to get the job done.
South African companies are still struggling to find the necessary skills they need inside the country, and are increasingly turning to international hires to get the job done.
When people think about digital infrastructure in Africa, they often picture the new subsea cables landing on our shores.
In today’s fast-moving digital world, speed isn’t just a technical detail; it’s a business advantage.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has announced plans to cut 14,000 jobs globally as the company taps AI to reduce costs.
Deputy police minister Cassel Mathale’s testimony at parliament’s police ad hoc committee added to the number of government officials who were not consulted before suspended police minister Senzo Mchunu disbanded the KwaZulu-Natal political killings task team. Mathale said Mchunu’s December 2024 directive to “immediately” disband the task team and submit a closure report within a…
South Africans with rooftop solar have welcomed Eskom’s move to scrap the requirement for an engineer’s sign-off on small-scale solar systems—but there’s a big catch.
On the very morning we were waking to the devastating news of veteran politician Raila Odinga’s death, Kenyan President William Ruto signed into law the Computer Misuse and Cybercrime (Amendment) Bill, 2024. This is a draconian piece of legislation that effectively criminalises dissent. The law states that if you post something that “offends” someone online,…
Balwin Properties has seen a massive rise in earnings despite increasing expenditure linked to the Mooikloof Smart City.
80eight is eliminating SWIFT fees for the next three months while slashing other fees by up to 50%.