by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG – SOUTH AFRICA is prioritising 9,6 gigawatts of battery-storage and gas-to-power projects as it seeks to strengthen electricity security and create a more flexible energy system. Electricity
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by TINTSWALO BALOYIJOHANNESBURG – FIRST National Bank (FNB) has launched cryptocurrency investing on its banking platform, giving customers access to a selection of crypto assets through its existing share trading
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG – AFRICA’S ambition to benefit from artificial intelligence (AI) is entering a more demanding phase, with infrastructure, computing capacity, connectivity and specialist skills emerging as important as
JOHANNESBURG – STANDOUT design, serious camera capability and a battery built for long days come together in a smartphone designed to feel every bit as good as it looks. There
JOHANNESBURG – STANDARD Bank has deepened its strategic technology collaboration with Huawei as the Group accelerates the modernisation of its banking platforms to support growth, innovation and greater financial inclusion
by EMEKA OKONKWO ABUJA – NIGERIA is engaging global technology companies to strengthen the application of emerging technologies, artificial intelligence (AI) and boost cybersecurity in Nigeria’s electoral process ahead of
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURG – WEEKLY attacks on organisations in African countries exceeded the global average in August, according to Global Threat Intelligence insights released by Check Point Research. Of the
JOHANNESBURG – ON 24 July 2026, the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) published the National Radio Frequency Plan 2026 (NRFP 2026), formally allocating the full U6 GHz band,
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – STANDARD Bank Group and UnionPay International have expanded online payment acceptance across nine African markets, opening new cross-border e-commerce opportunities for merchants seeking to reach international
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – CHINA’S deployment of robotic electricians is more than a technological breakthrough; for Africa, it could offer a glimpse of how the continent might expand electricity networks
