Huawei successfully launched its All-Optical Intelligent home showcase on the sidelines of the Africa Tech Festival in Cape Town. Powered by Huawei’s latest Fiber…
Social accounts to follow during Cape Town’s wildfire season [Digital All Stars]
Cape Town’s fire season is off to an early start this year. On Wednesday 11 October, a blaze broke out on the 12 Apostles…
Mastercard opens its blockchain APIs for B2B payment solutions
Blockchain technology is all the rage right now, but slowly it’s becoming less of a fad and a more commonplace solution for big technology…
Google Play Store adding Instant Apps, more in upcoming update
A number of changes are coming to the Google Play Store its parent company announced Thursday. Usually the unchanged bastion of the Google ecosystem,…
WhatsApp introduces live location sharing feature
WhatsApp will soon introduce a live location tracking feature, the company announced this week. “Whether you’re meeting up with friends, letting loved ones know…
#CabinetShuffle: axed Blade Nzimande, nuclear deals and President Zuma memes
Oh, but it’s a busy news day in South Africa folks. President Jacob Zuma, on the back of appointing a new board for the…
Cape Town water crisis: water usage drops, but so does dam levels
There’s some good news and bad news this week, Cape Town. The good news is that consumption is down across the city. The bad…
US customers can now order food through Facebook
If you’re too lazy to visit a restaurant, or even open your favourite food ordering app, Facebook now lets you place orders for delivery…
Watch: Major Lazer’s ‘Particula’ video flaunts South Africa and Nigeria’s creative genius
American recording trio Major Lazer may have been slammed in the past for making coin from cultural appropriation, but its latest track brings out…
Updating: #12ApostlesFire trends in Cape Town as mountain slopes burn
Update, 13 Oct, 9.30am: The fire between Camps Bay and Llandudno on Cape Town’s 12 Apostles mountain range is still burning, this according to…
Cape Town dam levels: the city’s water consumption woes continue
The City of Cape Town has issued its second dam level report for October, but little improvement was observed over the previous week. Total…
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