Through the looking glass: The hidden dangers of smart glasses
ESET’s Southern Africa cybersecurity researcher Allan Juma explores whether SA’s privacy laws can keep up with wearable AI.
Vedanta unit targets IPO in New York
To fund Zambia copper mines.
Mantengu hits back at JSE after being censured and fined
The company says its allegations of share price manipulation – which the JSE has rejected – are supported by documentary evidence.
Spar dismisses tax irregularity claims as ‘baseless’ and ‘misleading’
Retailer says allegations stem from a confidential due diligence report linked to the proposed sale of a single corporate store.
The man who could shape SA’s next impeachment process
Coalition tensions boil over as Khusta Jack turns on Nelson Mandela Bay mayor. SA’s engineering industry remains male-dominated despite more women entering the field. And privacy laws face a new test in the form of wearable AI.
Trump begins rebuilding his tariff wall citing forced labour
Products from other major economies, including China, India, Japan, South Korea, Brazil and Switzerland, would be subject to a 12.5% levy.
Copper drops from three-week high as US and Iran exchange fire
Copper fell 0.9% to $13 916 a ton on the London Metal Exchange, after closing at $14 040.50 on Tuesday, the highest since May 13.
Amazon rolls out Prime in SA for R59 a month
Members will gain access to free deliveries, exclusive shopping events and a suite of entertainment offerings.
Prosus gets until 11 October for Delivery Hero sale after Uber bid
The extra time could allow Prosus to reassess its position in Delivery Hero after Uber’s €10 billion takeover proposal was rebuffed.
Oil extends gain as US-Iran clashes cloud outlook for peace deal
Brent for August rose 2.4% to $98.32 a barrel at 10:07 a.m. in London