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  1. Jan

    How MultiChoice's plans to compete with Netflix, Disney, Amazon

    DStv's strategy to compete against Netflix and Disney+ MultiChoice CEO Calvo Mawela said it is positioning its offerings as the “home of local and sport” as a differentiator to compete in the streaming market. Mawela spoke to CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters at the World Economic Forum’s annual...
  2. Jan

    Energy crisis committee's plan to "significantly improve" electricity supply in South Africa

    President Ramaphosa's plan to reduce and end load-shedding South Africa’s National Energy Crisis Committee, a body run by the office of President Cyril Ramaphosa, expects record power outages to ease as measures put in place, including a new law to fast-track plant development, take effect...
  3. Kevin Lancaster

    Eskom buying private power

    Eskom buying private power Apart from the Eskom new build programme at Medupi, Kusile and Ingula, the government has procured 4000 megawatts from Independent Power Producers
  4. Kevin Lancaster

    Eskom’s challenges are at home, not in Switzerland

    Eskom’s challenges are at home, not in Switzerland Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene has welcomed Eskom’s decision not to participate in the World Economic Forum in Davos
  5. jes

    Woohoo! We're not the dumbest in the world

    Truth about South Africa's mathematics, science education quality South Africa’s mathematics and science education may not be the worst in the world, but the facts do not tell a good story
  6. jes

    Slow Internet crippling South Africa: DA

    Slow Internet crippling South Africa: DA South Africa’s slow Internet is crippling economic growth and job creation, according to the Democratic Alliance
  7. jes

    South Africa's ICT infrastructure surprisingly good

    South Africa's ICT infrastructure surprisingly good Global Information Technology Report 2013 reveals that South Africa performs fairly well when it comes to ICT infrastructure, but our ranks is dragged down by digital content accesibility
  8. jes

    Software piracy low in South Africa

    Software piracy low in South Africa Copyright infringement in software is actually comparatively low in South Africa, data compiled by the WEF shows
  9. jes

    South Africa's shocking ICT skills ranking

    South Africa's shocking ICT skills ranking Global Information Technology Report 2013 reveals that South Africa has shocking ICT skills and education raking
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