Major university in South Africa shuts down with immediate effect

10-year driving licence extension officially gazetted – with details on what happens to existing cards | Criminals hit major bank and its customers for R129 million in South Africa | The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) has announced an emergency evacuation after an arson attack.

SA's SMEs power the economy, yet most still can't access the funding they need. Miguel da Silva looks at what better business support actually looks like. Read more. Today on BusinessTech ◼ Major university in South Africa shuts down with immediate effect ◼ 10-year driving licence extension officially gazetted – with details on what happens to existing cards ◼ Criminals hit major bank and its customers for R129 million in South Africa ◼ Man who wishes pain and suffering for his team received a R42 million pay package from MTN ◼ Government wants the private-sector to save critical state-run industry More customers don't always mean more stability. Chad from GoTyme Bank unpacks why cash flow is often the real growth barrier for SA's small businesses. Read more. Latest news ◼ Dischem loses R7 billion, and warning to anyone who still uses ATMs ◼ Staff at South Africa’s largest university suffer extreme trauma and distress ◼ Ramaphosa puts new laws into effect ◼ Name changes for three more towns in South Africa under fire ◼ Largest township shopping mall in South Africa worth R1.5 billion being sold Partner content ◼ Why South African companies work with Cirrus Bridge to develop their apps and software ◼ How to get your Claude prototype app to scale for business use ◼ Business insurance theft cover might not be as straightforward as you think ◼ The South African software development company that makes sure things are done the right way ◼ South African businesses’ most expensive marketing mistake – And the simple solution ◼ I used to lose entire evenings to board minutes — until I found the one AI tool I could actually trust with secrets

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