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Mimecast unveils new integration with IBM Security
Mimecast for IBM Resilient is part of a collaborative development to stay ahead of evolving threats
Nigeria opens tender for 30 IED detectors
The value of the tender is £72,000 (R1.4m)
Namibia first African country to export red meat to hungry U.S. market
The first shipment of meat comes after negotiations that spanned 18 years
Why you should use a backup solution to protect your cloud data
Many organisations believe once their data is in the cloud their worries are over. Simon Hwang, APAC president, Synology, gives convincing reasons for organisations to invest in a cloud backup solution to create a fool-proof situation around their data
Joburg standout restaurant Buns Out named one of the best in the world
The ranking is based on the views of a number of Michelin-stars chefs and other culinary elites who handpicked the restaurants based on their preferences
What can we expect? 2020 cyber predictions
Ryan Trost, Co-founder and CTO, ThreatQuotient, assesses the current cyber defences by analysing historical attacks, how to anticipate and predict future attack trends
Industry veteran Chris Peterson joins Centrify
Peterson to focus on global channels and alliances, with an emphasis on partner alignment
Dell plots $2.08bn sell of RSA Security
Spinning RSA out will allow Dell to simplify its security strategy and focus on securing and protecting data at the edge
Cisco joins Facebook's Express Wi-Fi Technology Partner Programme
Participation extends Cisco’s commitment to provide broader connectivity in underserved areas
South Africa's Grand Parade Investments to sell Burger King franchise
GPI Ltd to sell its 95.36% stake in Burger King franchise and all of Grand Foods Meat Plant to ECP Africa Fund for R697m rand ($46.53m)
Ericsson unveils new AI-powered network services
Ericsson Network Services portfolio boosted to improve customer experience through greater focus on artificial intelligence
Travel Insurance Consultants reinstate SAA insolvency cover
The development represents a significant step forward for SAA, the global travel agency community and customers alike
Frog cells used to build living robots.
A team of scientists has repurposed living cells — scraped from frog embryos — and assembled them into entirely new life-forms. These millimeter-wide "xenobots" can move toward a target, perhaps pick up a payload (like a medicine that needs to be carried to a specific place inside a patient) — and heal themselves after being
Cape Town city plans to set up its own power producer office
The City of Cape Town has announced plans to secure an independent power producer officer to secure renewable energy. This follows after President Cyril Ramaphosa's announcement during the SONA address that municipalities are more than welcome to procure their own power form IPPs. Executive director for energy at the City of Cape Town, Kadri Nassiep
Government will let municipalities procure power from IPPs
Government to enable municipalities in good financial standing to buy their own power from independent power producers
Gauteng to have a new smart-city in Lanseria
A new smart-city is taking shape in Lanseria, which 350,000 to 500,000 people will call home
Sovereign wealth fund, state bank coming to SA
SA government to establish a sovereign wealth fund so that the country’s people could share its wealth from natural resources
President Cyril Ramaphosa 2020 SONA speech word by word
President Cyril Ramaphosa took to the pulpit yesterday to deliver his much anticipated SONA speech. Although it was met by plenty of disturbances from opposing parties, he sure made quite a few key points that citizens should look into. This is President Cyril Ramaphosa's full State of the Nation Address delivered at Parliament on Thursday,
Eskom secures R400 million for voluntary retrenchment packages
As part of Eskom's financial relief plan, the entity is offering managers in its non-core operations and employees over the age of 60 voluntary retrenchment packages. The power utility has secured R400m ($26.8m) to implement the process and is expected to be implemented between March and April this year. The utility is adamant there will be no
Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality to get its first university
South African government to establish a new University of Science and Innovation in Gauteng’s industrial hub