Thanks to a novel way of testing precision using acoustics, the Constellation Observatory is the first watch with no seconds hand to achieve Master Chronometer status.

South Africa’s wholesale power market was set to launch on 1 April – that date has now slipped.

Charge and AfriForum warn the amendments could delay EV charging rollout and create regulatory uncertainty across national roads.

The award, sponsored by Vaxowave, recognises female founders of successful tech-driven businesses.

AI companion platforms like OhChat and SinfulX are offering adult creators digital twins, who are always at their peak and stay monetizing.

The Post Office rescue is stuck between a minister who wants to wait and BRPs who say time has run out.

Johannesburg’s billing system shows improvement, but conveyancers report ongoing delays and an inaccessible portal affecting property transfers.

“There’s no accountability,” one expert tells WIRED of ICE’s ability to lie to the public. “The consequence of this is that it’s going to be a systemic harm across all law enforcement.”

From drones to missiles to submarines, the $30.5 billion defense startup wants to transform how the tools of war are made. It’s not all going as planned.

The ruling could be the beginning of the end of the social media era as we know it, writes the BBC Technology Editor Zoe Kleinman.

The integration will help financial institutions identify AI-generated impersonations and synthetic media in real-time.

Quinton Hughes of Integralis IT Consultancy will explain how companies should adapt their AI approach at the ITWeb Security Summit 2026 in Johannesburg.

With latex, coils, and a thoughtful build, the Saatva HD tackles a problem the industry often ignores.

Microsoft’s Power BI enables companies to accelerate their journey towards data-driven decision-making, says MCi.

Supplier failure is a governance issue, not just an IT risk.

For more than 30 years, the US Postal Service has sent people who need to change their addresses to MyMove. Experts say the site uses dark patterns to trap visitors in an online purgatory of “deals.”

Durban’s finance leaders have seen enough AI demos – now they want systems that act on real data, says Sage.

PayShap will only truly work when it reaches critical mass. Three years in, is that it hasn’t done so. Here’s why.

The financial institution acquires an additional 6% stake in the fintech firm, bringing its shareholding to 26.1%.