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Recovering from a ransomware attack is costing organisations in South Africa R17m on average, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Sophos
Electricity and energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says Eskom is entering a new era, 'Eskom 2.0', as South Africa moves beyond load-shedding and prepares for a more competitive electricity market
Transnet splits the project into two SPVs to integrate rail and port operations
Barriers to entry and lack of clear regulation keep rural farmers in the shadows
A young boy was hospitalised after unknowingly consuming cannabis-infused gummies packaged to resemble regular sweets, highlighting the dangers posed by poorly regulated cannabis edibles
Personal stories reveal the toll behind South Africa's gender-based violence crisis
From smaller grocery baskets to low-data WhatsApp deals, a new study reveals how the daily grind of keeping households going is changing consumer behaviour.
South Africa’s pharmaceutical industry faces rising input costs and medicine shortages, prompting a 2.88% single exit price increase from October, the second adjustment this year
Cosatu leadership urged to prioritise unity and defend worker interests
Judge says right to possession ended before business rescue proceedings began
The Bank has flagged persistent fuel price shocks as inflation expectations stay elevated
MTN has teamed up with Bill Gates’s philanthropy arm to back a R400m artificial intelligence platform that aims to cut maternal mortality rates in Nigeria
As AI and digital assets proliferate, verification becomes a new currency
Using AI agents for online shopping could increase the risk of scams, fraud and data-privacy breaches, banks including NatWest and Bank of America said on Tuesday as they set out principles for developing the technology
Deal ensures uninterrupted fuel flow during peak holiday period