First launched in 1998 as Vodaworld, Vodacom World is the largest shopping mall for mobile phones in South Africa.

Home Affairs wants to open a dedicated appointment-only office in the Cape Town Civic Centre.

Private 5G will be a catalyst to transform the mining sector, which is a key industry for both South Africa and the broader sub-Saharan African region

At least one major ICT distributor in South Africa believes tech price increases driven by global demand for AI data centres will result in permanent hikes in tech prices.

Couriers must demand to verify recipients’ identities when delivering vehicle licence discs renewed through the eNatis system.

After it was ordered to conduct proper public consultation on additional allowable revenue for Eskom, Nersa has landed on the same figure that the High Court previously dubbed a “thumb-suck.”

Debates about the future of the SABC TV Licence took a turn on Friday night when the details of plans for a new funding model for South Africa’s public broadcaster were discussed behind closed doors.

In an interview with Business Times, Ntseare said that there has been “big talk” that investment in AI solutions was mimicking a “bit of a bubble.”

Volkswagen agrees with BMW that increasing import duties on cars will only create more problems for the local vehicle industry.

An energy sector veteran has advised South African households to ignore Eskom’s pressure to register their residential solar power systems.

All but one of the 28 models tested in the Automobile Association of South Africa’s #SaferCarsForAfrica campaign would get two stars or less under new ratings criteria.

The MyBroadband team played a game against the world’s best Age of Empires II player, and it went about as well as you’d expect.

Business Leadership South Africa has warned that Eskom’s unbundling could jeopardise the country’s energy reforms.

The disgraced financier acted as a confidante for OneWeb’s founder Greg Wyler as the entrepreneur raced to secure funds after launching the company in 2012.

The iPhone is going further than any smartphone has travelled before.

The new SABC funding model is expected to mark the end of the TV licence scheme.

Jeffrey Epstein made regular monthly payments to a Standard Bank account in South Africa, and one of his powerful friends forwarded correspondence suggesting the bank was seeking deals with African governments.

Cash Converters lifts the lid on franchise ownership, revealing the realities behind running one of South Africa’s most structured retail and financial services businesses.

Openserve’s premium fibre-to-the-room (FTTR) product is a comprehensive connectivity solution for households who are frustrated with patchy or slow Wi-Fi coverage and speeds.

Fraudsters have created websites mimicking the Aarto website to scam motorists with fake traffic fines.

There’s a reason South Africa’s most senior business leaders keep showing up on What’s Next with Aki Anastasiou.