Modular infrastructure moves beyond mining to power SA's next wave of development

Modular infrastructure moves beyond mining to power SA's next wave of development By Lian Viviers, Business Development and Sales Manager at Waco Modular For decades, modular buildings were synonymous with The post Modular infrastructure moves beyond mining to power SA's next wave of development appeared first on Cape Business News.

Washington bets big on African fibre with $155-million Wiocc deal

The DFC's largest-ever equity investment will fund Wiocc's undersea cables, fibre and African data centres.

South African boards are sleepwalking into AI lock-in

Boards are deepening AI dependence without pricing the cost, the lock-in or the foreign kill switch.

Cape Town to write new rules for big data centre applications

Cape Town concedes its data centre approvals need new rules, as the Equinix rezoning sits suspended.

Keeping heart surgeons online in the Tankwa Karoo

Paratus is providing low-Earth orbit satellite connectivity for a six-day charity ride through some of South Africa's remotest country.

South Africa sees offshore wind powering AI data centres

Government maps 95GW of offshore wind, but no law lets anyone lease the seabed yet.

Ninth woman found dead in South Africa murder spree

The South African Police during a media briefing Tuesday announced that theyâ re to offer a R400,000 reward for information that could lead to the arrest of those responsible for the deaths of nine women whose bodies have been discovered at various locations in Ekurhuleni, Gauteng.

War in Ukraine: Odesa and Sumy suffer fires and casualties in new Russian attacks

Russia struck the Ukrainian cities of Odesa and Sumy on 16 September, sparking fires and damaging homes and other buildings, according to Ukrainian emergency services and local officials.

South African President Ramaphosa taken ill after BRICS summit

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has withdrawn from public engagements after returning from the BRICS summit in India, his office said on Wednesday, citing ill health.

'African risk premium': AU launches own credit rating agency [Business Africa]

African countries face some of the worldâ s highest borrowing costs, with ratings driving up interest and cutting off access to international capital. Now the African Union is fighting back with its own credit rating agency

South African sports broadcaster Owen Ndlovu found dead after hijacking

South African sports broadcaster Owen Ndlovu has been found dead, hours after he was abducted during a vehicle hijacking near Johannesburg.

Series of femicides shocks South Africa, highlights crime levels

The discovery of the bodies of nine women near Johannesburg in the last two months has sent shock waves around South Africa and highlighted the scourge of femicide and high levels of violent crime.

Guinea media regulator warns France 24 over description of president

France 24 had not immediately responded to a request for comment. The regulator also withdrew the press accreditation of a Jeune Afrique correspondent, accusing him of professional misconduct.

African lab scientists gather in Togo to discuss challenges amid Ebola crisis

As Ebola threatens parts of Africa, the Federation of West African Medical Laboratory Science opened its first conference Wednesday, in Lomé, Togo, to discuss the challenges posed by epidemics in Africa

Mbappé explains decision to cover Ceuta solidarity message

Mbappé said his decision was not intended as a rejection of Ceuta or its residents. He said he wanted to express solidarity with migrants who have lost their lives and those living in difficult conditions.

UJ claims 10 National No 1 spots in global subject rankings

Dineo Motapane identified as the eighth woman found dead in Gauteng

Ramaphosa calls for 'new era' in South Africa-India economic ties at BRICS summit

Inanda West Gang member wanted for murder, kidnapping killed in police shootout

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