According to sources familiar with the matter, the MTN Group is planning sell its R4.2 billion stake in Jumia Technologies.
When Huawei releases the Mate 40 flagship device, it will be the last they release that features one of their internally built high-end Kirin processors.
Sony's Vision S electric car will be put to the test on the roads of Japan, despite the brand's initial promise that the car wouldn't see production.
For the first time in its history, Huawei has shipped more smartphones in a quarter than any other company in the world, beating Samsung.
The Hisense TV and appliance factory in Atlantis, outside of Cape Town, has been shut down for ignoring COVID-19 rules and regulations.
Bugatti has launched the Baby II - an all-electric car designed for enthusiasts, that shares the same frame as the Type 35 of old.
Apple started making its lower-priced iPhones in India back in 2017, and now they will start manufacturing its flagship devices in India as well.
Amazon's new car insurance business is being run through Amazon Pay in partnership with a private company, Acko General Insurance.
LinkedIn has announced it will retrench about six percent of its workforce, mostly due to a worldwide hiring freeze as business adjust to the new normal.
Looking to aggressively target new markets, Vodacom Business Africa is expanding in the Middle East region in 12 new countries.
Yes you read the heading correctly, you can now buy and sell secondhand goods on Cash Crusaders via WhatsApp video, a new feature from the company.
There's nothing like a good story that starts and continues to gather momentum at every turn, in local company Flip Phone we have a perfect example.