Gresham Tapiwa Nyaude wins 2024 FNB art prize
In 2018, he showcased a major body of work in the United States as part of the New Museum Triennial’s “Songs for Sabotage.”
Second human receives brain chip implant
The chips enable users to play video games, browse the internet, post on social media, and move a cursor on their laptops using only their thoughts.
Township entrepreneurs to benefit from new business workshops
These workshops will address a range of business topics, including business plan development, financial management, marketing strategies, and sales techniques.
Past midnight: UberEATS offline? Don’t worry fam, BP garage has got you!
Who would have thought that what was once SA’s little garage shop would soon play such a massive role in our every-growing need for convenience.
Hit and miss: How Adidas messed up its SL 72 sneaker campaign
Adidas’s decision to use Hadid in the campaign for a shoe tied to such a painful event for Israel seemed to many as insensitive and poorly considered.
Standard Bank UCount rewards updates earning opportunities
Since its launch 11 years ago, the programme has experienced an average annual membership growth of 6%.
Huawei Cloud among top providers in South Africa’s growing cloud market
This is a significant development considering Huawei’s relatively recent entry into the South African cloud market six years ago.
The shift to home cinema: why staying in is becoming the preferred choice
The rise of streaming services has provided the convenience of watching movies and shows at any time, without leaving home.
Transnet and SIU take Nedbank to court over shady interest rate swap deals
Fast forward, all the years later, Transnet and the SIU are now seeking to recover the money that Transnet paid to Nedbank back then under these transactions.
This tax season, SARS is coming for your side hustle gains
If you recently took up a side hustle to make ends meet – well, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) has declared that it wants a bite of that apple too.