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Google hails 'key milestone' in quantum computing
Google scientists said Wednesday they have passed a major milestone in their quest to develop effective quantum computing, with a new study showing they reduced the rate of errors -- long an obstacle for the much-hyped technology.
AKA family to host exclusive Megacy listening session for late rapper’s new album ‘Mass Country’, SA emotional
AKA's family is set to host an exclusive Megacy listening session for the late rapper’s new album ‘Mass Country’ on Thursday. His new album drops on 24 Feb.
City Power disconnects Apartheid Museum for over R1.8 million in unpaid fees: “Hilarious and embarrassing”
City Power disconnected electricity supply from the Apartheid Museum over its R1.8 million unpaid bill. Other business centres owe more than R8.9 billion.
Energy-starved S.Africa offers tax breaks to boost green power
South Africa unveiled Wednesday new tax incentives to encourage investment in the production of clean power to help the country battle an energy crisis that has sparked worsening blackouts. The continent's most industrialised country has been labouring under a devastating energy shortfall for months, largely due to under-investment in power utility Eskom's ageing and poorly maintained plants.
Unemployed Limpopo woman wins R22 million lotto jackpot played on Capitec app, SA amazed: "Never give up"
The national lottery announced that a woman from Limpopo won the lotto jackpot prize of R22 million. The lady said she's been struggling with money for 7 years.
'The Black Door' scores 16 nominations at Royalty Soapie Awards, 'House of Zwide' trails behind with 12 nods
'The Black Door' is leading the nominations at the Royalty Soapie Awards. The e.tv soapie received 16 nominations out of the 49 received by the popular channel.
Kenya launches probe into sex abuse claims at UK tea firms
Kenyan prosecutors on Wednesday said they will investigate accusations of sexual abuse on tea estates that supply some of Britain's most popular brands. More than 70 women working in the plantations in Kenya's Rift Valley told an undercover investigation by the BBC that they had been sexually abused by their supervisors for years.
Photo of gorgeous doctor has dudes shooting their shots: "Will you marry me?"
A medical doctor received kind compliments online after posting a picture of herself and noting that people had called her cute. Many netizens loved her look.
From Kelly Khumalo to Julius Malema, South Africans crack jokes about who they want as Minister of Electricity
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the creation of the Minister of Electricity position during the Sona. South Africans gave suggestions for the position.
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