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The Courier Guy enhances customer engagement with Telviva
The Courier Guy now handles calls, e-mails and WhatsApp messages from a single view.
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Rogue AI agents are already loose inside big companies
Check Point’s Adam Ely says rogue AI agents are already a problem inside ordinary companies, not only at frontier AI labs.
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Labat now says the law bars it from paying its maiden dividend
The Labat board overlooked the effect of a 900-million-share issue on the promised payout.
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Pinnacle takes its channel to Mauritius for TechScape 2026
Pinnacle brought its reseller and vendor partners together in Mauritius for TechScape 2026.
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Africa’s start-ups are building on Chinese AI
African start-ups are building on Chinese AI models as US private capital retreats, says Norrsken22’s Lexi Novitske.
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Why true customer enablement starts on the inside
Backspace’s Graeme Thomson on why telecoms partners must break down internal silos first.
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London’s IPO drought could be broken by an African fintech
An African fintech with 53 million monthly users could end London’s long drought in new listings.
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Barcode printing: Argox changes the game
E-commerce and logistics growth is reshaping what South African businesses need from barcode printers.
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Altron earnings climb as platforms carry the group
Altron expects first-half headline earnings from continuing operations to rise by as much as 17%.
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The new battle over the desktop
Apple is pitching its new AI desktops to corporate buyers as a cheaper option than renting data centre capacity.
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Cell C boss buys into his own turnaround
The CEO who rebuilt Cell C from near-collapse has put R20.8-million of his own money in.
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Nedbank: the cash economy won’t die until digital ID arrives
South Africa cannot bank the unbanked until it solves identity, Nedbank’s outgoing COO has said.
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Warren Wheatley resigns as Africa Bitcoin CEO
Warren Wheatley has resigned as CEO and employee of Africa Bitcoin Corporation, three weeks after the FSCA debarred him.
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WeTransfer founder joins Prosus in AI leadership shake-up
WeTransfer co-founder Nalden becomes chief product officer as Prosus restructures its technology leadership.
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How agentic AI is transforming South African security operations
For South African security operations centres facing a skills shortage, capacity now comes from workflow.
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AMD is now worth a trillion dollars
AMD touched a $1-trillion valuation for the first time as investors bet AI spending is still expanding.
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Closing the AI impact gap
Most organisations use AI, but only 37% can tie it to earnings, write Jason Molesworth and Biase De Gregorio.
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Sigfox South Africa looks to bridge IoT and AI
Sigfox South Africa has applied to join Anthropic’s Model Hardware Standard research preview.
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Bank Zero breaks even as Mukuru migration swells its base
Bank Zero broke even in August, then took half a million end customers from remittance group Mukuru.
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Film piracy malware is reaching corporate machines
A trojan hidden in film torrents is giving attackers full filesystem access to corporate machines.
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Core introduces new AI-powered Microsoft Surface devices in South Africa
A new generation of Surface PCs brings dedicated AI performance, intelligent experiences and enterprise-ready security to business users.
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10 days that changed the course of AI
Resignations, rogue agents and a call to decelerate: how 10 days rewrote the AI debate.
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Remember when bitcoin was killing the planet?
Bitcoin’s energy use is capped by design and more than half of that energy today is clean. AI can claim neither.
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Kredete acquires Gravv to build agentic stablecoin infrastructure
Kredete has acquired Gravv, bringing its stablecoin settlement and global payment rails in-house.
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Regulating AI: apply the laws we have first
South Africa doesn’t need new AI laws. It needs the evidence to apply the ones it already has, writes Dirk de Vos.
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AI can find vulnerabilities. Humans find ways in
Only 9% of organisations still trust AI alone to test their systems. NEWORDER explains why.
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Anthropic weighs new model launch to blunt OpenAI’s Astra surge
OpenAI's Astra is winning enterprise spending, and Anthropic is considering a response weeks before its expected IPO.
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Hackers hack hackers as dark web feud erupts
One extortion gang has claimed control of another's infrastructure in a rare public clash between cybercrime heavyweights.
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ITA presents LEO satellite solutions for the oil and gas sector
Low-Earth orbit satellites can connect remote oil and gas sites beyond terrestrial coverage.
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Hollard client data dumped on dark web
The ransomware group behind the MIP Holdings breach now appears to be extorting insurers directly.
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The AI that builds AI has gone from 1% to 26% in five months
Claude's share of Anthropic's research jumped from 1% to 26% since March, with humans still involved.
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Vumatel operating profit jumps 57% as the Vodacom deal lands
Remgro’s results give the fullest look at Maziv’s performance with Vodacom’s fibre infrastructure inside it.
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GovTech turns 20 and sets out to build South Africa’s digital future
GovTech 2026 marks 20 years of South Africa’s largest government technology conference.
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Support ended for SQL Server 2016 – and so did the Microsoft subsidy
Microsoft has withdrawn the free ESU deal that made deferring SQL Server upgrades affordable, writes Ascent Technology MD Johan Lamberts.
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Capitec and FNB are running the same MVNO playbook
South Africa’s two biggest MVNOs have a lot in common. What separates them is who banks with them.
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Solar and EVs in South Africa: what the numbers actually say
With petrol heading for a new record, do solar panels and an EV really work as a hedge against fuel and Eskom?
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MDF is the IT channel’s most underused lever
Market development funds go unspent or unproven because nobody in the channel owns them.
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South Africa sees offshore wind powering AI data centres
Government maps 95GW of offshore wind, but no law lets anyone lease the seabed yet.
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Keeping heart surgeons online in the Tankwa Karoo
Paratus is providing low-Earth orbit satellite connectivity for a six-day charity ride through some of South Africa’s remotest country.
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Cape Town to write new rules for big data centre applications
Cape Town concedes its data centre approvals need new rules, as the Equinix rezoning sits suspended.
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South African boards are sleepwalking into AI lock-in
Boards are deepening AI dependence without pricing the cost, the lock-in or the foreign kill switch.
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Washington bets big on African fibre with $155-million Wiocc deal
The DFC's largest-ever equity investment will fund Wiocc's undersea cables, fibre and African data centres.
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TCS | Octotel’s Trevor van Zyl on the MetroFibre merger question
The Octotel CEO on consolidation, the economics of township roll-out and why fixed-wireless won’t do the job.
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Chinese car design: how China won South Africa’s showrooms
Chinese brands poached designers from Audi, Bentley and Range Rover - and South African buyers are responding.
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Octotel and MetroFibre merger is on the table
Synergies between the two AIIM-backed networks are being assessed, though no transaction is confirmed yet.
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Kenya to appeal ruling that unwound Vodacom’s Safaricom deal
Finance minister John Mbadi says the national treasury is confident the sale was lawful and will fight the judgment.
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Meta to the AI industry: slow down without us
Mark Zuckerberg says competition and liability already push AI labs to build safely, breaking with rivals.
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Visa crackdown is latest US blow to South Africa ties
Washington's latest move comes as US tech giants pour billions into South African data centres.
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Crypto’s big bet fails as US senate sinks Clarity Act
The Trump-backed Clarity Act fell 10 votes short in the US senate, sending bitcoin sharply lower.
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Why South Africa is MTN’s most complicated market
CEO Ferdi Moolman says MTN’s home market shares almost none of the economics of its other operations.
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Vodacom’s Safaricom deal struck down by Kenyan high court
Eleven weeks after Vodacom took control of Safaricom, a Kenyan court has undone the transaction.
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Customers of 45 insurers exposed in South African cyber breach
The personal records of hundreds of thousands of South African insurance clients were taken in a single attack.
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What Revolut can and cannot take from South Africa’s banks
As Revolut prepares to enter the market, a lengthy waitlist shows demand for a wallet but not a primary banking relationship.
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Nvidia-backed chip designer pushes deeper into flagship phones
Taiwan’s flagship chip challenger has built its first 2nm mobile processor, challenging Qualcomm head on.
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ASUS ExpertBook P5 G2 packs AI performance into a 1.27kg laptop
The ASUS ExpertBook P5 G2 pairs a 55 Tops NPU with a 2.5K 144Hz display in a 1.27kg business laptop.
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Inside the 2026 Rising Star judging week
Sixty finalists faced industry leaders across two days at the 2026 TransUnion Rising Star judging week.
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Saps bodycam tender collides with Popia’s biometrics rules
Facial recognition is special personal information under Popia, prohibited unless the police can find an exception.
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Profit expected to climb at iOCO even as share price lags
Profit at iOCO - the former EOH Holdings - keeps rising, but the share price has drifted lower over the past year.
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Calls to slow AI put the US stock market boom in doubt
Calls to slow AI by industry leaders have rattled investors banking on a $795-billion capex boom.
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