Star Wars Zero Company, a new turn-based tactics game, puts a band of unlikely operatives under the player’s command. The stakes are high: a poor move can permanently cost a character’s life, while ...
At Kyalami last week, Chery revealed a very different side of its future with a compact EV, shape-shifting 7-seater and a diesel-hybrid bakkie, writes SHERYL GOLDSTUCK.
Decades after it first emerged, social engineering remains a major hacker technique, writes Troye technical director KURT ...
South Africa’s wilderness escapes now span campsites, self-catering chalets and full-service lodges, opening the bush to far more local travellers.
Sandisk has launched two Pokémon-inspired storage devices to celebrate the global media franchise’s 30th anniversary. The range includes a USB-C flash drive inspired by Mew and a portable SSD inspired ...
Revenge crosses an ocean in season two of the animated series Blue Eye Samurai. Mizu, a mixed-race swordmaster, travels to London in pursuit of two men, one of whom may be their father.
There’s a new lighthouse on Long Island. But instead of shining light to guide ships through waterways, this one transmits ...
The Zenbook A14 feels polished and responsive, although a 60Hz display and high price tag are significant drawbacks, writes ...
More than 2,600 students from Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa have graduated from the Pathways to Space programme.
A new programme aims to educate 10,000 African students using real statistics from the National Basketball Association.
In-cab tech can turn risky moments drivers may miss into lessons they can act on, writes Optix group executive INGE-MARIE HILLIGAN.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping solution adoption and renewal behind the scenes, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.
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