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Cape Town launches TCT app to make traveling in the city a breeze
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Goodbye cable? Online video consumption increases by massive 43%
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5 things entrepreneurs can learn from Apple launch events
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How can government support South Africa’s startup ecosystem?
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Skype tries to take on Snapchat with quirky video app called Qik
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Alleged Dropbox leak sees 7 million user passwords compromised
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People in France can now transfer money with tweets
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