Top honors were awarded to the Durban-based fintech business iKhokha at the Dubai-based Mastercard EMEA EDGE Conference. iKhokha received recognition for its most recent product, iK Tap on Phone, and
Becoming financially responsible is a goal people all over the world struggle with. Whether they belong to the informal class, earning very little to carter for their needs or the
South African giant retail group, Shoprite, has made a small investment in Omnisient, a software startup in South Africa. The store participated in an unknown expansion round of funding for
Telkom has today announced the launch of its 5G network, and will use the network, at least at first, to provide fixed-wireless Internet. The development sees Telkom become the fourth
Dashpay, a provider of merchant solutions, has unveiled Glass, an app-based payment acceptance system that can be utilized by businesses all across the nation. Any merchant may accept contactless card
Technology services company, EOH, which is listed on the SE, has announced it returned to profitability in fiscal year 2022. The company also stated it plans to raise up to
Popular South African cryptocurrency app, Luno, has signed a three-year sponsorship agreement with the Vodacom Bulls. The partnership offers the team cryptocurrency performance incentives, which is a first for rugby
After the telecoms authority approved a data pricing hike of up to 61% from November 2022, telecom service providers in Zimbabwe increased their tariffs. The local currency has been harmed
In an ambitious effort to promote the adoption of internet on a pay-as-you-go basis in South African townships, Project Isizwe has partnered with fintech startup VulaCoin. They claim that the
NTT, the parent company of Dimension Data, today formally opened its newest data center in Johannesburg. A tier three facility with a 12MW capacity and 6,000 square meters of
In South Africa, Hisense is introducing a brand-new, high-end smart refrigerator with outstanding features. The Hisense H750FSB-smart IDS offers everything from meal planning to entertainment through its robust interface and
In 2023, the first wave of mobile devices—including smartphones, laptops, and tablets—that support WiFi 7 is anticipated to hit the South African market. Paul Colmer, a council member
