Tsogo Sun Gaming back on a winning streak
Full-year revenue rose 27%, while second-half revenue grew 7.2% versus the first half – showing how the momentum rose during the 12-month period.
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Giant tankers full of American propane are making waves
Not all shipping sectors and shipping stocks are under pressure. Container shipping is mired in pessimism, crude and product tankers have disappointed, dry bulk is in the doldrums — but...
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Maersk Introduces a New 4-Day Transit Time Out of Apapa Into Tema
Maersk is continuously striving to improve its service quality to provide a seamless shipping experience for its customers. To that end, we are looking to deliver a more reliable ocean...
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Ford's huge deal with Tesla: EV hits this week
Investing.com -- Here is your weekly Pro Recap of the past week's biggest headlines in the electric vehicle space: |a buzzy Ford-Tesla pact; political battles over EVs; a delisting threat at...
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This week in tech: Nvidia blasts off, leading huge sector-wide rally
By Louis Juricic and Sarina IsaacsInvesting.com -- Here is your weekly Pro Recap on the biggest headlines out of a huge week for tech: |Nvidia and Marvell's stunning guidance; China's ban on...
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The pros and cons of boarding schools in South Africa
Experts from Somerset College look at the postives and negatives of sending a child to boarding school.
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Eskom paid R934,950 for kneepads and R238,000 for a mop — De Ruyter
Former Eskom CEO André de Ruyter says the state-owned power utility has a yearly procurement bill of over R140 billion per annum and a capital expenditure budget exceeding R35 billion. The...
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Crypto Weekly Roundup: Multichain’s Deafening Silence And More
The radio silence from the Multichain team following days of outages has left users searching for answers, with the protocol currently holding $1.5 billion in total value locked. Let’s find...
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News24.com | 'Use your voice' and 3 other things you can do about the climate crisis
This is a critical decade for us to take steps to ensure a sustainable future for all. Here is how you can do your bit.
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Water mafia sabotaging South Africa’s infrastructure and raking in millions — Report
Privately-owned water tankers are reportedly sabotaging water infrastructure and milking municipalities dry by providing an alternative source for the life-sustaining resource.
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News24.com | PIC to back possible bid to own over a third of Telkom
Africa’s largest asset manager, the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), is backing a possible bid led by the former chief executive of Telkom for a 35% stake in South Africa’s third-biggest...
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Banks warn to watch out for these scams in South Africa
Banks are alerting clients to be aware of social engineering scam tactics.
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Third strong Eskom CEO candidate revealed
The potential candidate is a qualified electrical engineer with over 29 years of experience in energy — including at Eskom Rotek Industries.
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Warning over medical insurance in South Africa
The Ombudsman for short-term insurance (OSTI) says gap medical cover does not form part of a medical scheme.
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Why South African companies are flocking to mobile advertising
BusinessTech has seen a big increase in the number of South African companies looking to run mobile advertising campaigns.
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Eskom looking into new power station that could cut load shedding by 3 stages
Eskom wants to build a new 3,000 MW gas-fired power station in Richards Bay, KZN.
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Most fuel-efficient diesel cars below R500,000 in South Africa
Diesel vehicles are significantly less thirsty than their petrol-powered counterparts — at least those with similar power, size and weight.
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Rust out: why boredom at work can be harmful and what employers can do about it
If burnout is the result of overly high levels of demand at work, then rust out is caused by overly low levels of demand or stimulation.
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Beverly Hills Voters Stymie LVMH Plans to Expand U.S. Hotel Business
The majority of votes counted in this week’s referendum were against plans by LVMH’s Cheval Blanc brand to build its first hotel in the U.S.
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South Africa’s government pension fund manager wants bigger slice of Telkom
The Public Investment Corporation is backing a possible bid led by the former Telkom CEO Sipho Maseko for a 35% stake in South Africa’s third-biggest mobile phone company, according to...
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News24.com | Jordan’s Bedouins take on the struggles of climate change
Jordan, the second most water-scarce country in the world, is adapting to the consequences of climate change.
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Eskom power plant performance getting rapidly worse
Eskom's latest energy availability factor shows the power utility's performance is rapidly declining, with big problems looming to keep South Africa's lights on.
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News24.com | 'Worst yet to come' for Europe energy shortages
Qatar's energy minister warned the "worst is yet to come" for Europe's oil and gas shortages, saying a warm winter had prevented greater difficulties in recent months.
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From self-driving cars to military surveillance: quantum computing can help secure the future of AI systems
Artificial intelligence algorithms are quickly becoming a part of everyday life. Many systems that require strong security are either already underpinned by machine learning or soon will...
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InQubeta Set To Revolutionize Investment For AI Start-ups
Artificial intelligence (AI) start-ups emerge as the catalysts of change in the fast-growing world of technology. Where innovation is leading the global economy, artificial intelligence (AI)...
