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Admire Moyo

ITWeb's news editor.

Admire Moyo is ITWeb's news editor. He has been a tech journalist at ITWeb since 2010. Before joining ITWeb, Admire worked for The Herald newspaper based in Zimbabwe. He holds a BA degree (English and History) from Africa University. 

Articles

6:50
Data Management10 hours ago

No tech catastrophe will hinder election outcome, says IEC

The election processes are currently largely manual, and after the polls, the country must debate how to introduce electronic voting, says the Electoral Commission.

2:50
Career Moves11 hours ago

Cell C taps another ex-Vodacom exec

CEO Jorge Mendes continues recruiting his lieutenants from his former employer Vodacom, in a bid to change Cell C’s fortunes.

4:20

Renewables to thank for weeks of no load-shedding

The Energy Action Plan is bearing fruit, as exemplified in the contribution of renewable energy projects, says minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa.

2:50

Mothibi Ramusi takes oath of office as ICASA chairperson

The newly-appointed chairperson pledges to act with integrity, uphold the public interest and serve the people of SA.

5:20
Storage19 Apr

ITWeb TV: FNB to deploy in-app GenAI agents

The bank is building an internal database to support generative artificial intelligence, in a move aimed at improving the functionality of its mobile app.

1:50

Canal+ again increases MultiChoice shareholding

After the latest trades are implemented, Canal+ will hold an aggregate of 40.83% of the MultiChoice shares in issue.

4:00
Malware18 Apr

Digital fraud surpasses physical fraud for first time

South African organisations incur an average cost of R3.64 for every rand lost to fraud, a new study finds.

1:50
Fintech18 Apr

Binance, BankerX form fintech inclusion pact for Africa

The partnership will focus on crypto-currency use cases and financial literacy, leveraging thought leadership from Binance Academy and BankerX.

2:40
Malware16 Apr

SA’s trade regulator ITAC hit by cyber attack

The International Trade Administration Commission of SA becomes the latest government entity to fall victim to a cyber attack.

4:00

ISPA questions ‘aggressive’ fixed call termination rate reductions

The average cost of terminating a fixed call is now the same, if not more expensive, than terminating a mobile call, says the industry body.

4:00

Seacom diversifies with low-earth orbit satellite service

The submarine cable operator launches its own low-earth orbit satellite offering, targeting South African enterprises.

1:10
Wireless15 Apr

Smartphone shipments grow 7.8%

This marks the third consecutive quarter of shipment growth, a strong indicator that a recovery is well under way, says IDC.