While there were many memes born from the inauguration of US President Joe Biden on 20 January, none have proven as prolific as Bernie…
If you are a fan of Netflix’s period romance Bridgerton, the streaming service has good news for you — the series has been green-lit…
FNB has announced the launch of a virtual card that customers can create on the FNB and RMB Private banking apps. The virtual card…
Seventeen finalists have been selected for the tenth annual Social Innovation and Disability Empowerment Awards. Six finalists will receive R1.3-million Out of the 17…
Since its introduction in 2009, South Africa’s Section 12J tax incentive has been an unmitigated success – creating jobs, stimulating the economy far more…
South African analytics startup, Brandbook has launched a new app titled Ibottit. The new app enables users to earn points and rewards for uploading…
Oppo entered the South African market in 2020, launching three smartphones at affordable prices for local consumers. But as a new brand for locals,…
While some of us want to leave 2020 behind and never speak of it again, a developer has created a surprisingly fun side-scroller browser…
Samsung has unveiled the latest entries into its flagship Galaxy series with the S21, S21+, and S21 Ultra — along with prices and the…
Since its introduction, the Amarok V6 has proved very popular with local buyers. VW’s double-cab bakkie offers the cabin architecture and comfort of a…
The most exciting Toyota in decades has been confirmed for local release, with the GR Yaris coming to South Africa. Although the company’s Yaris…
Honda has added a new crossover to its local product portfolio — the Honda WV-R. The WV-R is effectively a Honda Jazz for gravel…
Answered some questions for an article recently. Thought I’d publish them here too: What do you think the future of news organizations will look…
When will online journalism make a real impact in this country? Matthew Buckland says that until online starts to publish more original stories, it’s…
Websites are often singled out as one of the main culprits for falling print circulations. Simply put, the argument is why would readers bother…
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