Mmusi Maimane has resigned as the leader of South Africa’s official opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA). The news was announced at a press…
In its third-quarter earnings report published on Tuesday, Snap Inc, Snapchat’s owner, revealed that the social network saw a 13% increase in daily active…
Sony’s new audio format is ready for your ears. First announced at CES 2019, the company on Tuesday revealed that more than 1000 songs…
Investors and shareholders may have lost R8.5-million that they had invested in SA insurtech Fo-Sho when the co-founders shut the business down in February,…
Libyan edtech startup iStudy has won Seedstars Tripoli. The pitching event, run by Swiss emerging markets competition Seedstars was held on Sunday (20 October)…
Stellenbosch based incubator LaunchLab in partnership with the University of Botswana has launched a coding school and is calling on students to apply as…
Fujifilm on Monday announced the upcoming launch of the X-Pro3, the company’s latest addition to its flagship mirrorless camera range. Featuring “vastly improved image…
Vodacom on Wednesday announced that its launching another challenger in the “smart feature phone” race with its new device, the Vodacom Vibe 4G. The…
The opening of the Mara Phones assembly in Durban last week was an exciting moment for South Africa. Attended by the president, the launch…
Let us imagine your windscreen has sustained some damage that warrants repairs or complete replacement. You head out in search of a qualified technician…
African car brand Mureza is set to make its debut this week at Automechanika Johannesburg. The Southern African brand, which shares a partnership with…
The 50th Anniversary edition of the Nissan GTR is now available in South Africa. Now featuring a 3.8 litre twin-turbo V6 engine which develops…
It looks like the the LA Times is reporting on what appears to be tough times at Oh My News, the world famous South…
As Google embraces the stock exchange, many dot.com kids are rubbing their hands with glee at what could signal a return of the good times. Matthew Buckland has been through dot.boom and dot.bomb and spent lots on expensive therapy to forget it all, but here he reminisces.
As United States and British forces push through Iraq towards Baghdad, another kind of war is in progress: a battle between TV, radio, newspapers and websites to be the first to bring their audience breaking news on Iraq.
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