South Africa’s nuclear plans on ice: South Africa has paused plans to obtain more electricity from nuclear sources to include additional public participation. – MyBroadband
Good news about Makro vouchers for e-waste: The E-waste Recycling Association says it plans to host an event similar to last year where it gave out Makro vouchers in exchange for old electronics. – MyBroadband
MyBroadband smashes traffic record – Reaches over 4.7 million people in July: MyBroadband’s world-class technology journalism delivers crucial industry information to South Africa’s top ICT decision-makers. – MyBroadband
PlayStation 5 sales still rocking in South Africa — with one new trend: Sony’s latest console continues to perform well in South Africa despite a slow first half for gaming in 2024. – MyBroadband
DStv price increases vs Netflix and Disney+: DStv might be the most expensive entertainment subscription, but other streaming services have seen much higher price hikes over the past nine years. – MyBroadband
Private sector eating Eskom’s lunch: Fibon Energy senior commercial manager Scott Havemann believes electricity wheeling is a major contributor to South Africa’s break from load-shedding. – MyBroadband
Durban University of Technology (DUT): Your gateway to a brighter future: Looking to shape a brighter future? Look no further than the Durban University of Technology (DUT), a globally recognised institution that stands at the forefront of higher education, technological training, research, entrepreneurship and innovation. – MyBroadband
Starlink to TV licences — Interview with communications minister Solly Malatsi: MyBroadband had a wide-ranging interview with Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi. – MyBroadband
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