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Labour Department takes Huawei to court for hiring 90% foreign nationals, SA left frustrated
The Department of Employment and Labour has taken the decision to lodge court action against Huawei South Africa for hiring 90% of foreign nationals over locals
Mara Phones smartphone assembly plant goes on auction, SA's first smartphone factory bankrupt
Mara Phones, South Africa's first smartphone factory, is on auction. The assembly plant was established in 2019 and received government support, but has failed.
Fibre booms in SA due to small towns embracing new tech, nicknamed "Zoom Towns"
However, since the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic, working remotely has become very popular, and the demand for fibre connectivity has grown in South Africa.
Covid19 continues to Impact businesses, Apple Inc stores close down due to rise in infections
Apple Inc has had to make a tough decision and close down a dozen stores in New York City because of the rising number of Covid-19 infections at some stores.
Tele Taste TV developed by Japanese professor, lick the screen to taste food shown
A Japanese professor has created the Taste the TV screen which users can lick to taste the food displayed onscreen, thereby greatly advancing multisensory tech.
Broken: Mbalula "collapsing" rail infrastructure in SA say peeps
Transport Minister, Fikile Mbalula released an audit about the country’s poor railway infrastructure and South Africa and South Africans are not impressed.
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