Trainers in Pokemon GO are always searching for ways to enhance their gameplay, with location spoofing becoming increasingly popular on iOS devices. This technique allows players to change their GPS coordinates without moving, giving them access to region-specific Pokemon, participating in exclusive events, and connecting with distant Gyms/PokeStops for an enhanced gaming experience! One of […]
Vodacom SA will restructure parts of its business, which could impact about 113 employees across various levels, including management and senior management.
The DA’s relentless push for a corruption probe into Tshwane’s ANC Deputy Mayor has forced Mayor Nasiphi Moya to take action and launch an investigation into her second-in-command. This follows the DA’s demand for a fast-tracked forensic investigation into allegations that a company linked to Deputy Mayor Eugene Modise, Triotic Protection Services, was unfairly awarded […]
Because they often require persistent access and operate without direct user intervention, service accounts can become security blind spots, says Eben van der Westhuizen, product manager at Blue Turtle Technologies.
Duxbury Networking is invested in supporting the national development goals by helping businesses and communities harness the power of digital connectivity, says André Kannemeyer, CTO at Duxbury Networking.
As finance leaders navigate volatile markets, the demand for real-time insights into financial data is growing, says Kodzai Masvikwa, digital finance lead at Decision Inc.
AI-driven channel enablement and decision-making, as well as intensified focus on data, security and tighter partnerships, are among several trends identified by SA channel stakeholders.
There are approximately 44 million small to medium enterprises (SMEs) in Africa, employing around 80% of the workforce on the continent and contributing 60% of the GDP in emerging economies. Yet, during times of crisis, these businesses are often the least resilient due to limited cash reserves, smaller client bases, and less capacity to manage commercial pressures. Technology can […]
Earth’s plants and soils reached peak carbon dioxide sequestration in 2008 but proportion absorbed has been declining since, study finds
Our planet is losing its appetite for mopping up carbon dioxide. Analysis of atmospheric carbon dioxide measurements show that Earth’s plants and soils reached peak carbon dioxide sequestration in 2008 and absorption has been declining ever since. Passing...