The new HONOR X9c is an unbreakable AI smartphone, offering premium technology with less compromise on features or quality.
The City of Cape Town ushers in its annual #YouthStartCT competition, inviting IT and business services entrepreneurs to apply.
African health-tech start-ups are invited to apply for the Home-Grown Solutions Accelerator for Pandemic Resilience.
With the disruption that AI is set to bring, Dell’s Doug Woolley provides insight into the paths to AI adoption, including technology adoption models and supply chain challenges.
The company wants to disrupt SA’s mobile virtual network operator market with a new platform called Huge NXTGN.
Software as a service solution Lyra brings all forms of communication, including calls, texts, WhatsApps, meetings and other scheduling, into a single workspace.
By recognising the complexities of African urban life, smart city projects can evolve into inclusive spaces where tech serves as a means rather than an end.
A CSIR-run pilot project aims to support all official spoken languages in SA, after introducing an isiZulu- and Sepedi-tailored literacy tech solution.
Residents with unregistered solar installations up to 50kW may qualify for an exemption from legislated registration-related fees until March 2026, says the utility.
Temosho Shaku, a graduate of mLab’s CodeTribe Academy, joined Mansalema Enterprise and has helped to build Salema, a mobile app designed to combat gender-based violence.
Innovation should be seen as a business enabler rather than a cost, says Alex Smith, CFO at e4.