The payment firms offer online merchants a buy-now-pay-later platform, to allow customers to split payments over multiple months.
The company aims to expand its high-speed fibre network to at least 500 000 households, impacting over two million South Africans.
Ayoba prioritises local businesses, enabling them to create micro-stores directly on the platform.
The tech billionaire takes to social media to ask president Cyril Ramaphosa why SA has “openly racist ownership laws”.
The communications department opens a cyber lab at Meyerton High School in Midvaal, in partnership with the State IT Agency.
Government can’t play favouritism with regulatory stipulations, says the parliamentary comms committee, as talks of Starlink’s SA debut reach fever pitch.
A platform with a drag-and-drop interface allows users to add, move and customise elements with ease.
Registering multiple domain names safeguards your business from cyber squatting, phishing scams and fraudulent websites.
It allows network administrators and hotspot providers to design WiFi authentication splash pages without needing any HTML or CSS coding knowledge.
Your connectivity determines your user experience, and every link in the chain has to be optimised, says Jaap Scholten, COO at eNetworks.
Glu targets middle-upper income individuals in South Africa.