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Setback increases pressure on CEO Vas Narasimhan and his mergers-and-acquisitions strategy.
Deputy minister of higher education and training Dr Nomusa Dube-Ncube has urged girls to ignore gender stereotypes when choosing their study fields
Fundraising makes it Europe’s second-highest-valued private tech group
Democratic Republic of Congo is centralising mining data to boost investment and control
Switch to electric vehicles expected to cut fuel costs by up to R25m a year
Peer support and trained facilitators deliver results where specialists are scarce
Self-certification loophole may let Cybercab bypass regulatory hurdles
Over the past 50,000 years, many of the world’s large mammals have gone extinct. Until recent decades, all we knew about them came from fossils. Now, analysis of ancient DNA is adding to the picture
For some children playing on harmless online platforms such as Roblox, Minecraft, Animal Jam, Discord and Snapchat, there comes a moment when their online life stops being a game
Experts warn children are bypassing age restrictions on online sex websites, finding customers and getting paid via bank accounts and cash-send services
Tech giant launches court bid to trace source of shipment seized by Sars at OR Tambo
The US settlement could be the basis of an international industry standard, but African countries need to ensure they have enforceable obligations for social media, writes Mashilo Boloka
A group of chimpanzees once used in laboratory hepatitis B vaccine experiments has received health checks at their new home in Liberia, in hopes of giving them a second chance at a normal life.
Major players in the telecoms sector are seeking permission to share limited planning information in order to make the provision of broadband access in rural, remote and underserved communities more affordable.
Mergers, acquisitions and the advancement of AI are gathering pace in the global workforce management sector, says Simon Ellis, co-founder and CEO at Jem