OPPO South Africa and Orlando Pirates Football Club have announced a new sponsorship deal, where the tech leading company become the official mobile partner of the Soweto giants. The financial details of the deal has not been disclosed. This new initiative represents an association for two globally recognised and respected institutions in their respective fields,...
Month: <span>January 2022</span>
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Formula One Extent contract with Singapore Grand Prix until 2028
F1 has announced that they have extended their contract with Singapore Grand Prix for the next seven years. The Singapore Grand Prix will be back on the racing calendar this year after 2 years absent due to Covid-19 pandemic. Speaking about the new developments, Stefano Domenicali, president and chief executive of Formula One said, “I...
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YouTube reveals African Creatives cohorts of the #YouTubeBlack Voices initiative 2022
YouTube has revealed the names of African creators cohorts who have been selected to join the flagship programme #YouTubeBlack Voices Fund initiative. The fund focuses on investing in Black creators from around the world who are telling fresh and authentic stories, and includes a global cohort of 135 from around the world. While the group...
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TikTok becomes Official Title Sponsor for Women’s Six Nations
TikTok is taking any opportunity they could find to make their presence felt as part of building their brand. The video platform signed a four year sponsorship deal with Women’s Six Nations tournament until 2025. The tournament officially becomes ‘TikTok Women’s Six Nations’. This move makes TikTok the first ever tittle sponsor of the women’s...
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Financial Tips for Gig Workers and Freelancers
More of us than ever are working gigs, meaning paychecks don’t come in at a regular cadence or amount. There are two ways of looking at this: First, if you’ve been in the freelance game for a while, and have the flexibility to do so, take a look at raising your rates. “The new year...
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Apple Sales and Profit goes up despite Chips Shortages
Apple Inc is overcoming the costly global shortage in computer chips, posting record sales over the holiday quarter, beating profit estimates and forecasting that its shortfall is narrowing. The iPhone maker, which is world’s largest company by market capitalisation, has handled supply-chain challenges such as factory shutdowns and shipping delays brought on by the pandemic better...
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Redefining Reality with Resilience writes Futurist and Trends Analyst John Sanei
One of the biggest shifts that we’ve seen as the result of the pandemic is a movement away from complication, towards complexity. It’s a subtle but important distinction. We’d built a world by using our growing access to information to predict and plan our next step. Think about the way investors (used to) make decisions:...
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PODCAST | The TechDailyPost Show hosted by Rethabile Mohlala
The TechDailyPost Show Podcast hosted by Rethabile Mohlala – A new weekly podcast profiling the people, businesses and technologies driving the tech, business, science, innovation, sports tech, streaming and MORE. The go-to place for Tech and Business professionals seeking ideas, insights and inspiration in these times of rapid transformation and evolution. Show Notes: On this...
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FanCraze partners with Cricket body ICC to launch NFTs ‘Crictos’, Digital Token Collections
The web3 and meta verse is turning the world on its head with innovation and creativity. An Indian based startup FanCraze has signed a multi-year partnership with ICC, the world cricket governing body to bring some of the memorable events of the game back to life in a form of NFTs, Non Fungible Tokens. The...
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Opinion | Radio’s Death is almost here as Predicted by Gareth Cliff 7 Years ago
Change is something we can not run away from, whether we like it or not… something can be said about terrestrial radio. The medium has lost its ‘Mojo’, what’s left is just wallpaper. Speaking to radio purists and experts they all point in the same direction that the medium has lost the ‘It Factor’ due...