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Cape Town reaps rewards of green energy push

The city’s renewable energy efforts resulted in employment gains and investments to the tune of R2.6 billion, between 2014 and 2024.
Simnikiwe Mzekandaba

Sci-tech deputy minister advocates for IP education

Science, technology and innovation deputy minister Dr Nomalungelo Gina calls for strengthened intellectual property awareness.
Staff Writer

Araxi grows revenue to R653m despite weak economy

The fintech group delivers “resilient financial performance” for the six months ended 30 September, amid sluggish economic growth.
Sibahle Malinga

Fibre transforms township work prospects

Lowering the connectivity cost increases the likelihood of people participating in the economy, the Bureau of Economic Research finds.
Nicola Mawson

Weak smartphone sales weigh on tech, durables sector

Declining smartphone sales and sluggish tech product demand led to a 3% drop in technology and durables spending in Q3 2025, says NielsenIQ SA.
Sibahle Malinga

Insider-driven risk takes toll on enterprise security

As data flows increasingly through cloud, AI and hybrid work, traditional data loss prevention tools can’t keep up, says Fortinet.
Admire Moyo

Young scientists to fly SA flag in global contest

Four young scientists will showcase their award-winning innovations at the World Innovative Science Project Olympiad in Bali, Indonesia.
Staff Writer

Tech plays ‘major role’ for Springboks, Vodacom URC

SA Rugby and United Rugby Championship’s leadership detail technology’s role in improving rugby games and ensuring player safety.
Simnikiwe Mzekandaba
Plentify mobilises capital, AI-fuelled solutions for expansion
Company executives confirm intention to grow, looking to engage new markets abroad and preparing pilot projects in the UK, Australia and Brazil.
Christopher Tredger
$20tn club: How Magnificent Seven turned early investors into millionaires
The so-called “Magnificent Seven” stocks – Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, NVIDIA and Tesla – are worth more than China’s economy
Nicola Mawson

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