Cassava, Nvidia to spend $720m on Africa’s first AI factory
The project will kick off in South Africa, where 3,000 Nvidia GPUs will be installed by June 2025...
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Diya Lal
06:22
South Korea to discuss US tariffs in Washington this week
The visit comes ahead of the US government’s 25% tariff on South Korean imports, which takes effect Apr. 9...
Yuri Roberie
06:22
James Bloom awarded World Literacy Award for his dedication to combating illiteracy in South Africa
James Bloom awarded World Literacy Award for his dedication to combating illiteracy in South Africa
bukky
06:22
10 of the weirdest street names in South Africa
South Africa is full of character – from its people to its place names. But sometimes, that character veers into
Lloyd Antes
23:23
South African lawmaker accuses minister of trying to change law for Musk’s Starlink
JOHANNESBURG - A senior South African lawmaker on Monday accused the communications minister of seeking to erode the country's laws
Camellia Stoval
23:23
South Sudan says US visa revocation due to denial of entry to non-citizen
NAIROBI - South Sudan said on Monday that a U.S. decision to revoke all visas held by South Sudanese citizens
Sundeeka Mungroo
15:23
10 of the weirdest, silliest street names in South Africa
These 10 street names are part of what makes South Africa so unique - quirky, confusing, and sometimes completely unhinged!
Alec Hogg
15:23
Helen Zille urges “boxing smart with cool heads” on Trump Tariffs; creaking GNU; Business pressure
Helen Zille discusses South Africa's challenges, DA's role in the GNU, tariffs, and economic growth strategies...
Bong Fleishman
15:23
2025 Budget | A blueprint for uplifting South Africans and revitalising economic recovery, says Cyril Ramaphosa
2025 Budget | A blueprint for uplifting South Africans and revitalising economic recovery, says Cyril Ramaphosa
Camellia Schewe
15:23
ENS Lawyer Aslam Moosagee’s ‘Unethical Conduct’ a Huge Threat to South African Economic Activity
ENS Lawyer Aslam Moosagee's 'Unethical Conduct' a Huge Threat to South African Economic Activity
