Securex Africa 2027 puts African market access at the heart of new show strategy

Securex Africa 2027 puts African market access at the heart of new show strategy

A new buyer strategy for African markets The 2027 edition will place expanding African market opportunities at the centre of its strategy, responding to research showing that 81% of exhibitors want greater access to local markets and opportunities to grow their businesses beyond their traditional customer base. “Africa represents a significant opportunity for businesses looking…

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SA streaming market faces affordability pressures

SA streaming market faces affordability pressures

Affordability pressures and competition for household spending are likely to shape SA’s over-the-top video market growth. South Africa’s over-the-top (OTT) video market is forecast to grow more slowly than the markets in Kenya and Nigeria over the next five years, as SA’s entertainment and media industry continues shifting towards digital consumption. According to the PricewaterhouseCoopers…

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Robotaxi market accelerates towards 9bn

Robotaxi market accelerates towards $159bn

The robotaxi market is expanding rapidly, but regulation, consumer acceptance and commercially-viable operating models remain key challenges. (Image created via Gemini) The global robotaxi fleet is forecast to grow from 6 500 vehicles at the end of 2025, to 1.53 million units by 2036, as driverless services expand into more markets. According to a new…

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Aweh bets on family offerings to crack MVNO market

Aweh bets on family offerings to crack MVNO market

Nokuthula Mkhwane, MD of Aweh Mobile. Aweh Mobile has entered South Africa’s mobile market as the latest mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), targeting households with a service that lets them manage multiple SIMs through a single account. The operator, which officially launched yesterday, is positioning its offering around the way families share mobile connectivity, rather…

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White House teleprompter operator ordered to pay 2K for placing prediction market bets on Trump’s speeches

White House teleprompter operator ordered to pay $172K for placing prediction market bets on Trump’s speeches

A teleprompter operator for President Donald Trump who made online prediction trades based on information from upcoming speeches has been ordered to pay $172,000, a federal agency said Friday night. Gabriel Perez used “material, nonpublic information” he obtained through his job to place “trades” on a prediction market, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said in…

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