This technology has the potential to transform electronic gadgets by eliminating the need for charges and portable power banks.
Investors must start to believe that they can also make money by investing in African startups.
Despite what has been previously reported, the idea is not so much about making immortality a thing and more about staving off the inevitable disease of ageing.
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Times might be tough for the average South African business, but some of our tech start-ups are going from strength to strength on the global stage.
You know you’re doing something right when you secure a sizeable investment from American software investor Five Elms Capital.
South African Dave Blakey’s start-up has been backed by some of the biggest names in business, as well as getting NASA’s seal of approval.
After reviewing hundreds of African start-ups, TechCrunch Startup Battlefield organisers were damn impressed with a South African newcomer.
Gradesmatch, an app that automatically matches learners with universities, won the Google Impact challenge and some tasty funding.
A new initiative called Naspers Foundry is going to be dishing out the cash to local start-ups, in an effort to boost the South African economy.
If your twenties have long gone, and you’re feeling a little bit down because you weren’t able to get your business going, we have some good news.
With backing from both the government and private sector, this new start-up is already smashing records. Perhaps we should be a little afraid?
Despite being armed with a decent idea and all the funding, many prominent Silicon Valley startups go bust. Let’s take a look at those that lost the most this year.
If funding is holding you back from unleashing the world’s next big thing then here’s a little good news. If you hurry, you could land some serious startup cash.
There’s a pretty public and very messy battle going down in the Southern Suburbs, former business partners now feuding over a startup gone sour.
The number of startup businesses that end in tears can be rather daunting. A new study has shown exactly why this is the case and what these guys and girls have been doing wrong.
If Cape Town had a laundry delivery service before, we didn’t know about it. Whether there was or there wasn’t, these guys are online and they pickup / collect your laundry at the touch of a button. It doesn’t get better than that.
Business Insider highlights 12 startups that are making waves across Africa, and a South African app company has found itself on the list of worthy businesses.
Has Facebook’s interest in Israeli startup, Waze, spurred Google to also bid for the company? It seems so, the Internet giant is considering making an offer for the company for an amount larger than $1 billion.
It is a lethal combination, beauty and brains. These are a few of the sexiest women in the tech industry, either making millions or set to be serious contenders.
Tech startups try to instill a culture of great perks for their employees, like free food, fooseball tables, bars and snooker tables. But there always has to be a group that is better than the rest, and these are the guys.