The global supply of mined copper, according to the International Energy Agency, is expected to peak later this decade and then decline at a time of soaring demand — a perfect storm that will rain manna from heaven for producers of the metal. The post Loaded for Bear: Predator or prey — Has Anglo’s copper…
MyBroadband Insights’ 2025 South African mobile voice testing project revealed that Vodacom and MTN have the best voice network quality in the Free State.
South Africa’s energy regulator apologized for a R54 billion error in calculating electricity tariffs, a mistake that will be passed on to consumers.
As more countries jump to legislate “the right to disconnect” for employees, legal experts at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr (CDH) warn South African bosses to get ahead of any similar moves back home.
Vodacom Group CEO Shameel Joosub has called for collaboration to provide meaningful Internet connectivity in Africa, which he explains has the potential to literally save lives.
Following nearly a week without water, Westbury and Coronationville residents protested on Wednesday, leading to a tense standoff with the police, who used stun grenades, tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd. A number of residents and a Daily Maverick reporter were injured by the rubber bullets. The post Police fire rubber bullets…
World of Collectibles delivered a jam-packed weekend of fun, gaming and shopping – with visitors enjoying lots of guaranteed prizes and exclusive offers.
The investment will fund critical infrastructure upgrades, new site deployments, and advanced technology rollouts.
South Africa’s semigration trend continues to benefit smaller towns and rural regions, and one area in KZN is seeing a noticeable influx of newcomers.