Dataiku, Blue Turtle target SA’s growing AI market

Dataiku, Blue Turtle target SA’s growing AI market

Sid Bhatia, AVP and GM for the Middle East, Turkey and Africa at Dataiku. AI enablement platform Dataiku and its South African integration partner, Blue Turtle, participated in the ITWeb AI Summit 2026 and said they are determined to support local AI adoption. The companies believe South African organisations face several challenges that block AI adoption…

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SONA 2026: Ramaphosa unveils 40% renewables target

SONA 2026: Ramaphosa unveils 40% renewables target

With SA’s abundant solar and wind resources, government expects to be able to reduce the cost of electricity. (Image source: 123RF, created via GenAI) South Africa is setting its sights on generating at least 40% of its electricity from renewable sources as part of a renewed push to secure long-term energy stability, president Cyril Ramaphosa…

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Icasa to target Sentech with tougher broadcast pricing rules

Icasa to target Sentech with tougher broadcast pricing rules

The Sentech television broadcasting tower in Auckland Park, Johannesburg Communications regulator Icasa has published draft regulations that will, when introduced, significantly tighten oversight of Sentech’s terrestrial broadcasting signal distribution business, formally declaring the state-owned company to have significant market power across television, FM radio and AM radio transmission services. The proposed signal distribution services regulations,…

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US bombs target ISIL in Nigeria: What’s really going on? | Boko Haram News

US bombs target ISIL in Nigeria: What’s really going on? | Boko Haram News

The United States has launched “powerful and deadly” strikes against groups it claims are affiliated with ISIL (ISIS) in Nigeria, President Donald Trump said on Thursday. The unprecedented Christmas Day strikes came after weeks of accusations from Trump and top Republicans about an alleged “Christian genocide” they say has been enabled by the Nigerian government….

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