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
Business
12Articles
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
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
Financial services leaders explore how AI, cloud technologies and resilient digital infrastructure are driving the next generation of banking and insurance. by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – HUAWEI hosted its Financial Services
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – FIRST National Bank (FNB) has celebrated the 10th anniversary of its nav» ecosystem by unveiling two new digital solutions, nav» Youth and nav» Payroll, as the
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG – ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) has emerged as the dominant force reshaping global equity markets, with technology giants and semiconductor companies recording some of the strongest market capitalisation
by MTHULISI SIBANDAJOHANNESBURG – AFRICA’S ambitions to accelerate digital transformation and achieve sustainable development goals could be undermined unless governments, businesses and institutions strengthen accountability mechanisms and invest in trusted
by MARIA MACHARIA NAIROBI – THE inABLE Inclusive Africa Conference 2026, a platform that continues to champion digital accessibility and inclusion across the continent, has opened in Kenya. William Gitau,
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG – VODACOM Group has reported a strong set of annual results for the year ended 31 March 2026, driven by robust growth in financial services, expanding operations
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – AFRICA’S diaspora sends more than US$100 billion (about R1.8 trillion) home every year—yet many of those same citizens say they are being shut out by their
- 1
- 2
