African gaming market to experience the highest growth globally in coming years
According to the latest research on the African gaming market, the industry is expected to register a CAGR of 12% during the forecast period between...
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The Word Of Mouth WhatsApp Bot is a very exciting new addition to the South African tech landscape
Word of Mouth – The WhatsApp bot every South African needs right now. WOM is a friendly, fast and easy to use WhatsApp bot. The...
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The new R49 Netflix mobile plan -and its smart features- is here!
Last year September, Netflix announced it would be trialling a new mobile subscription for South Africans. After months of testing, the streaming giant announced this...
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The 10 best international series on Showmax this July
Don’t be left out in the cold this July! Snuggle up with Showmax and some of the most-talked-about shows streaming right now, from the 1st season of...
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This online tool shows the most vulnerable Covid-19 hotspots in South Africa
Stats SA recently updated its Covid-19 Vulnerability Index. The mapping tool, which tracks the areas in the country most likely susceptible to the coronavirus, first...
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Check who’s sending you spam messages with WASPA’s new service
The Wireless Application Service Providers’ Association (WASPA) has just launched a brand new online service that will allow South Africans to identify the sender of...
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The original World Wide Web is now for sale as an NFT
One of the world’s largest brokers of fine art and collectables, Sotheby’s recently announced that it will be auctioning off the original World Wide Web as...
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New proposed plan to regulate crypto assets in South Africa
Last week, the Intergovernmental Fintech Working Group (IFWG) published a position paper on its plans to regulate crypto assets in South Africa. Members of the...
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How much tax South Africans can expect to pay on their Bitcoin profits
Despite its volatility, cryptocurrencies have been the top-performing asset class over the last decade and breached the $1.3 trillion mark making them the world’s fifth-most...
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SA’s Cybercrimes Bill: You can now face jail time for sending these malicious messages
The Cybercrimes Bill, first drafted back in 2017, was officially passed by Parliament earlier this year, and now President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed the legislation...
