Spotify has named 2025 its “year of accelerated execution”, after the music streaming giant cut marketing spend by 9% in 2024. The business spent €393m (£326m) on sales and marketing during the three months to 31 December 2024, versus €432m (£359m) during the same period in 2023. Over the full year period, Spotify invested €1.49bn...
FlashNews:
Virat Kohli sign with Indian startup Agilitas, rejects ‘US$35m’ Puma extension
The immersive approach: a market-driven solution to the demand for tech talent
Bühler GPIC announces the Rollout of New Courses Focused on Grain Processing
AI-Powered iGaming disrupts Africa as VeliTech clinches top award at Sigma 2025
Singapore Can Cut S$1.66 Billion in Annual Energy Waste says Impact Entrepreneur
UnionEx launches to Driving Global Financial Inclusion with Innovative Blockchain Solutions
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines enables Apple’s Find My Share Item Location feature to enhance baggage recovery
Shawn Heyns appointed as Product Support Engineer to strengthen Kyocera’s tech support
Arrogant minority party ANC must start accepting we live in a Constitutional Democracy
Six steps to success: Cyber Security best practices for SMEs in the digital era
Mall of Africa offers free parking as part of their 9th birthday celebrations
Hisense SA partners with A Minecraft Movie to bring big-screen adventures into South African homes
Apple TV+ Unveils Star-Studded Guest Lineup For ‘The Studio’
South Africans lead the energy shift with locally manufactured smart tech solutions
Lesotho granted Elon Musk’s Starlink a 10-year license to operate
Meet the Winners at the 12th Annual Savanna Comics’ Choice Comedy Awards
A Moving Journey Through Identity, Race, and the Secrets that Shaped a Family
Meta expands ‘Teen Accounts’ to Facebook, Messenger amid children’s online safety regulatory push
CMC Networks Cuts Mean Time to Repair by 38% Across Africa and the Middle East with AIOps
Arsenal, Bayern Munich and PSG urged to end ‘blood-stained’ Visit Rwanda sponsorship deals
DR Congo’s foreign minister asks clubs to terminate agreement with Rwanda Development Board amid worsening humanitarian crisis. European soccer giants Arsenal, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain have been urged to end their ‘blood-stained sponsorship deals’ with Visit Rwanda amid an escalating humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The plea from DR Congo comes...
OPINION | ‘Ad Man’ Mike Abel’s Open Letter to all South Africans
If this fight between Trump and Ramaphosa is making you a racist, if this spat between AfriForum and the ANC, MK or EFF is making you hate one another, if the involvement of Elon Musk is pushing you over the edge on racism, then I have some news for you. You are, and you were,...