Checkers launched its 1-hour delivery service — Sixty60 — in November 2019, and it has since become a powerhouse in the grocery delivery space. Following its launch in November 2019, Checkers ...

Billionaire Elon Musk said it is false that he was raised in a wealthy family and that his father owned a stake in a Zambian emerald mine. Musk made these comments in an interview with DailyWire ...

Growing eSIM support on South African mobile networks and more affordable eSIM-capable devices are making it feasible for more cellular users to ditch physical SIM cards.

To help beachgoers mitigate the risk of shark attacks along South Africa’s coastlines, Shark Spotters, a shark safety and research organisation, has warned that those not fully aware of the dangers of ...

National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa) CEO Mikel Mabasa says vehicle manufacturers plan to accelerate the installation of 100 electric vehicle (EV) chargers along ...

South Africans using social media platforms and private messaging platforms like WhatsApp are being cautioned about what they say online as it could have severe consequences.

Dubbed the world’s first proactive AI glasses, Halliday unveiled its take on a smartphone replacement at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas on Sunday. The tech startup points out that ...

Despite the world of tech being focused on the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, BYD has released a jaw-dropping video highlighting a feature its luxury electric supercar offers — the ...

A Press Pulse online media sentiment report revealed that Axxess tops RSAWEB, Afrihost, and MetroFibre in an ISP comparison.

Apple is expected to launch its first new mid-range smartphone in three years, while Samsung is set to unveil an ultra-slim version of its S-series flagships.

Revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas on Wednesday, LG’s transparent TV aims to give users the freedom to organise their living spaces better. LG believes eliminating a dominant ...

Two first-year Stellenbosch University computer science students uncovered a series of huge security flaws in South Africa.