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Tom Jackson South African startup Airbuy has rolled out its alternative payment gateway that allows e-commerce sites to accept payments without their customers exposing their banking details...read |
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 | In February 2018, the Deloitte School of Analytics will host its three-day annual education event, where it will break down the data phenomenon and help clients use data science to drive their organisation forward... read |
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 | Jonathan Veeran The mining industry is poised on a knife's edge with its future largely dependant on what the ANC's newly installed management team does in the months ahead. It is the time for level heads and an appreciation by all stakeholders of the daunting future the country will face if we fail to rebuild our once thriving mining industry... read |
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 | Elizabeth de Stadler The Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) is set to kick in in the first half of 2018, according to the Information Regulator. What difference will it make to the lives of consumers...? read |
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 | Uber Eats has unveiled the most popular 2018 food trends in South Africa. Uber Eats looked at the most popular ingredients and dishes searched for by South Africans over the last six months to draw its conclusion. read |
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 | One of Namibia's top tourism brands, The Gondwana Collection, has achieved global fame for trolling Trump's missteps on Africa... read |
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 | Josephine Wawira Various tech solutions, diversification of services by hotels, and the surge of millennial travel are just some of the highlights that marked 2017. The question is, will these continue to dominate in 2018? read |
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