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Uber to invest more than $100m in autonomous charging infrastructure

Thursday at 11:06 AM, via SowetanLIVE

Uber Technologies plans to invest more than $100m in autonomous vehicle charging infrastructure, focusing on developing DC fast-charging stations at autonomous depots and key cities in the US, such as the Bay Area, Los Angeles and Dallas.

KZN driver fined R30k, has licence revoked for speeding

Thursday at 10:38 AM, via SowetanLIVE

KwaZulu-Natal transport and human settlements MEC Siboniso Duma has hailed the R30,000 fine and suspension of the driver’s licence of a motorist who was arrested for driving 172km/h in a 120km/h zone in the province in December.

The ANC has betrayed Afrikaans South Africans – VF+

Thursday at 10:31 AM, via Newsday

Leader of the Freedom Front Plus, Corné Mulder, says that President Cyril Ramaphosa and the ANC have violated agreements with the Afrikaans community laid out in the Accord on Afrikaner Self-determination in 1994.

Is the utility meter becoming Africa’s next financial engine?

Thursday at 10:30 AM, via Mail & Guardian

Can essential infrastructure drive the next wave of financial inclusion? Will utilities evolve into major players in consumer finance? And who should govern household data in this emerging market? For more than a decade, Africa’s fintech story has been synonymous with mobile money. Services such as M-Pesa reconfigured payments, savings and micro-lending, creating new business […]

WATCH LIVE | Senzo Meyiwa murder trial

Thursday at 10:16 AM, via SowetanLIVE

The murder trial of the five men accused of killing soccer star Senzo Meyiwa is continuing at the Pretoria high court on Thursday.

Strong rand punishes South African mining giant

Thursday at 10:15 AM, via Daily Investor

Kumba Iron Ore saw lacklustre revenue growth and a decline in profit for its 2025 financial year, partly due to a stronger rand/US dollar exchange rate.

One of South Africa’s oldest companies strikes gold

Thursday at 09:43 AM, via Daily Investor

Gold Fields said on Thursday its full-year profit more than doubled, driven by record-high bullion prices and increased output, which allowed the miner to boost dividends and announce a share buyback.

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