More than 2 million jobs lost in lockdown South Africa shed 2.2 million jobs during the second quarter, according to Statistics South Africa. While the employment figures reflected the largest decline in employment between the second and first quarter since 2008, Stats SA on Tuesday said unemployment fell substantially as well, decreasing by 2.8 million...
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Payroll Questions? AI Steps in to Answer and Illuminate
South Africa’s consumer class is back on the road!
Africa Faces Growing Blind Spot in Financial Control as Information Technology (IT) Asset Visibility Gap Widens
Hisense Kicks Off FIFA World Cup 2026 Campaign, Bringing Fans Closer Through the Innovation of a Brighter Life
Why Africa Must Think in Grid-Scale Power to Compete in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Economy
New Report Signals Shift in South Africa’s E-commerce Market from Price Wars to Trust and Efficiency
Happy Pay and Ozow partner to bring zero deposit Buy Now Pay Later to South African merchants
Growth without exclusion: SA family business leverages AI & technology to protect, not replace, vulnerable workers
Microsoft’s $1 Billion Kenya Data Center Just Stalled Over Payment Guarantees
Milken Institute and Motsepe Foundation announce Winners of the $2 Million Milken-Motsepe Prize in AI and Manufacturing
Ideagen becomes Games first AI technology Partner for Commonwealth games
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Hisense Celebrates Mother’s Day with Thoughtful Technology that Cares
FIFA is yet to decide on World Cup viewing for fans in Asia Pacific Region (India and China)
Enlit Africa 2026 Keynote Programme tackles AI reality, Grid constraints and the Energy–water nexus
Genius Sports, Sports Data company announces Close of Acquisition of Legend
Corteva Agriscience Roadshow Highlights Herbicide Resistance Challenge – “If you don’t change it, you choose it!”
The Day Humans Are No Longer the Smartest writes John Sanei, Futurist and Trends Spotter
Corteva Agriscience strengthening farm resilience in a global market
Decentralizing Traditional Finance: Bridging CeFi and DeFi
CeFi and DeFi Explained With Bitcoin’s 10th birthday come and gone, developers and entrepreneurs are now looking to take a bigger bite out of the banking industry. Over the last 10-years, the crypto market has been largely aligned with the global banking system in the form of centralized financial services. In fact, only a handful of decentralized exchanges have existed...
‘I don’t want to pay tax’: Trump grilled over tax returns report in presidential debate
Donald Trump said he doesn’t want to pay tax because he is “a private business people” during the first presidential debate with Joe Biden on Tuesday. Responding to a question from moderator Chris Wallace about how much income tax he paid in 2016 and 2017, Mr Trump said: “millions of dollars.” “It was the tax laws....
Stripe Inject R200 million in Manila-based online payment platform PayMongo
Stripe has led a $12 million Series A round in Manila-based online payment platform PayMongo, the startup announced. PayMongo, which offers an online payments API for businesses in the Philippines, was the first Filipino-owned financial tech startup to take part in Y Combinator’s accelerator program. Y Combinator and Global Founders Capital, another previous investor, both returned for...
Capitec Bank launches free online financial education platform – Live Better Academy
Capitec Bank has established an online financial education platform offering financial literacy on savings, spending and debt management. The bank says the Live Better Academy offers practical tips and strategies to help people make smart financial decisions and achieve their goals. Capitec says the course series can be done on a smartphone, tablet or PC, and requires less than 200MB to...
Uber wins long-running court battle over Operating in London
Uber won a long-running legal battle on Monday that will allow it to continue operating in London, a major victory for the ride-hailing app that has repeatedly clashed with the city’s transport authorities and its traditional cabdrivers. A judge on Monday said that Uber had overcome “historical failings” and was now a “fit and proper”...
Today’s Biz Headlines: Barloworld sell 5% of its business, Remgro earnings down & SA citrus eyes Philippines
Saudi group Zahid snaps up another 5% of Barloworld The Saudi Arabian group Zahid Tractor & Heavy Machinery Co now owns 15% of its shares in all, Barloworld told shareholders on Monday afternoon. In mid July Barloworld announced the company had bought 10% of its shares – at a time when its share price was...
Learn to not care what others think by Mark Sham
Today’s message is all about learning not to care what other people think! At the beginning of this year, I set out on a mission to help as many people as possible learn not to care what others think of them. I believe there is real freedom when you practice this habit on a daily...
Google Drive will Start to Delete Trashed files after 30 days
Google is changing how Google Drive handles trashed files and documents. Starting on October 13th, files in the trash will automatically delete after 30 days. The change means that Drive’s trash will work the same way as other Google products, like Gmail, for more consistent behavior across all of Google’s products. Previously, Google Drive would keep...
Tech titan Amazon launches a ‘personal shopper’ service for men’s fashion
Amazon is introducing a personal shopping service for men’s fashion. The service, now available to Prime members, is an expansion of the existing Personal Shopper by Prime Wardrobe, a $4.99 per month Stitch Fix rival, originally aimed at women. With Personal Shopper by Prime Wardrobe, an Amazon stylist selects an assortment of fashion items that match a...









