97 Almost every enterprise today claims to be “in the cloud”. You’ve likely led that charge, moving workloads, trading capex for opex and securing theoretically unlimited scaling. But the transformation promised by…
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Contingency fees appeal judgment rocks attorneys
115 Instructing attorney plans to seek special leave to appeal the judgment to the SCA. Attorneys handling Road Accident Fund (RAF) cases and other matters involving contingency fees have been dealt a…
‘Paratus 500’ connects 500 million people across 15 African countries
106 Pan-African telecommunications network services provider, Paratus Group, announces the launch of “Paratus 500” – a defining milestone following the group’s expansion into seven additional African markets earlier this year, including Eswatini,…
Teraco flips the switch on 50MW Cape Town data centre
108 Teraco CEO Jan Hnizdo Teraco has completed a major expansion of its CT2 hyperscale data centre in Cape Town, boosting total capacity on the site to 50MW of critical IT load….
Government spells out how Aarto will work
109 Aarto will dramatically change the way traffic law enforcement takes place. With only a month to go before it takes effect in 69 municipalities countrywide, the regulations that spell out in…
LG honoured with multiple CES 2026 innovation awards
113 LG Electronics has been honoured with numerous CES 2026 Innovation Awards, including two best of innovation distinctions, reaffirming its leadership in next-generation smart life solutions and display technology excellence. Presented annually…
Vodacom’s Maziv deal is still not done
74 Vodacom South Africa is still awaiting approval from communications regulator Icasa for its acquisition of a 30% co-controlling stake in fibre operator Maziv. Icasa’s approval had been expected quickly after the…
Prepaid slump takes shine off Vodacom South Africa results
99 A building on Vodacom’s campus in Midrand, Johannesburrg While international markets helped propel Vodacom Group’s interim results to 30 September 2025 higher, its South African operation has turned in a decidedly…
Sanral’s suspension of procurement chief believed linked to R1.5bn Chinese tender award
115 Roads agency declines to comment but industry sources claim she is facing charges. The suspension by the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) of its chief procurement officer Khomotso Mhelembe is…
Court orders Nersa to show municipal electricity costs
121 Another court challenge, another blow for the regulator. The High Court in Pretoria on Friday (31 October) rejected energy regulator Nersa’s contention that cost-of-supply (CoS) studies upon which municipal tariff applications…