Public cloud cybersecurity incidents hit 60% of SA organisations
Ransomware and malware, exposed data, compromised accounts, and cryptojacking to blame claims research from Sophos.
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Camtel unveils Huawei-built datacentre
Tier III resource near Yaounde touted as the biggest in the Central African sub-region.
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MTN SA execs forgo increases, channel funds to employees
The telco’s executive team has not taken annual salary increases and is diverting those funds into an employee support fund amid COVID-19.
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The need to modernise insurance systems
Shifting customer expectations and the need to replace aging systems are contributing to insurers’ decision to modernise their environments.
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Are cryptocurrencies the 21st century’s biggest fraud?
The benefits offered by blockchain as a technology have been somewhat eclipsed by the media around cryptocurrencies.
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Zimbocash details ambitions as $ZW alternative
Goal is to ensure that locals can transact using ZASH tokens.
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Teraco welcomes Routed as a local cloud provider on Africa Cloud Exchange
Routed now offers a VMWare cloud platform for clients seeking access to multiple cloud environments.
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Field service management critical to SA’s economic fortunes
IFS Africa says while times are tough, there are more tools available today to help rejuvenate business.
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Mukuru perseveres to become African fintech powerhouse
From humble beginnings in a London flat in 2005, tech start-up Mukuru’s journey has been one of turning challenges into opportunities for innovation.
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Konga revives reseller programme with Affiliate launch
E-commerce firm looks to help address harsh economic crunch, rising unemployment.
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Uganda blocks SIM card registration for businesses, govt
Telecommunications regulator launches investigation into allegations of fraud.
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Yes, there’s disruption – but also, opportunity
SAS Country Manager, Akesh Lalla, urges you to take a different viewpoint of our current circumstances.
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Network outage irks Econet subscribers
Zimbabwe mobile operator restores data and voice services, blames ‘technical glitch’.