Rearing goats a boon for young graduate
from SUKUOLUNHLE NDLOVU in Masvingo, Zimbabwe MASVINGO – A YOUNG Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) graduate has taken goat breeding to a higher level. Gracious Rumbidzai Shonhai (24 ...
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Broadband’s role crucial in boosting food security
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG – A TECHNOLOGY expert has highlighted the significant role broadband can play in ensuring food security in South Africa. According to Phumza Dyan ...
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Russia’s silent assassins defraud African banks
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG – BANKS in Sub-Saharan Africa are at the mercy of a Russian speaking hacking group, most likely to be the infamous Silence outfit previously respo ...
Read More »MTN adjudged SA’s best network operator
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG – MTN has been rated the best mobile network in South Africa. The rating is the outcome of a network quality report from a survey conducted betwee ...
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Minnows target titans in Nedbank Cup 2020
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURG - SEVERAL upstarts will seek to turn the tables on their more established counterparts when the Nedbank Cup, South Africa’s oldest and one of the ...
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Rural Limpopo areas connected to the world wide web
by AKANI CHAUKE in Polokwane POLOKWANE – REMOTE areas in the northern Limpopo Province of South Africa are to enjoy the benefits of the internet thanks to an investment of US$30 0 ...
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The fall and fall of Africa’s richest woman
from PEDRO AGOSTO in Luanda, Angola LUANDA - AN asset freeze threatening to paralyse her businesses is a rung downwards in the fall from grace of Africa’s richest woman, Isabel do ...
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SA’s best matriculants welcomed to new digital world
by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG – SOME top performing South African matriculants have another reason to celebrate after a charitable entity of a mobile network operator rewarded the ...
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SA economy receives rude introduction to 2020
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG – SOUTH Africa has gotten off to a worst possible start to the New Year with load shedding returning to haunt the country. The setback that is an ...
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Windows7 demise leaves users vulnerable to cyber crooks
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURG – AS of January 14, a quarter of the world’s personal computers (PCs) will be more vulnerable to ransomware as Windows 7 end of life. Microsoft e ...
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