Ezimtoti News

FNB CONNECT TAKES AIM AT POLLUTION WITH NEW ECO-FRIENDLY SIM CARDS

As part of its ongoing effort to make everyday connectivity more sustainable, FNB Connect has introduced eco-friendly SIM cards, made possible by biodegradable SIM card carriers, and recyclable packaging. The new FNB Connect SIM cards use a reduced-plastic design, replacing the traditional full plastic carrier with a paper-based cardboard, while the packaging is made from…

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2026:THE YEAR SEAMLESS DIGITAL LIVING BECOMES A REALITY

By Christo Wessels, MediaTek’s Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa As we begin the year, smartphones and connected devices are poised to become smarter, faster and environmentally friendly. The sensors that surround you at home and work, the devices you wear and carry, and the latest artificial intelligence (AI) tools will start blending together into an ambient network that…

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NESTLÉ BARONE ANNOUNCED AS THE OFFICIAL SNACK PARTNER TO CRICKET SOUTH AFRICAJOHANNESBURG

Cricket South Africa (CSA) recently announced Nestlé BarOne as its official snack partner in a multi-year deal. Nestlé is a leading global food and beverage company with a strong presence in South Africa. Its portfolio includes trusted local brands such as BarOne, a well-established confectionery brand known for its distinctive taste and enduring popularity among…

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BIOGEN JOINS SA RUGBY PARTNER FAMILY

SA Rugby announced on Thursday that Biogen has joined its family of partners after signing a three-year sponsorship agreement which sees the premium wellness brand landing the vitamins and sports nutrition partnership to the Springboks, Springbok Women, as well as the national sevens and U20 teams. This is the first time that a home-grown vitamins…

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RAND SOARS TO STRONGEST LEVELS SINCE 2022, BRINGING HOPE TO SOUTH AFRICANS

Tana Malinga South Africa’s rand has reached its strongest levels since 2022, a major milestone welcomed by economists, businesses, and households. This strong performance reflects renewed confidence in the country and favourable global conditions. A stronger rand means South Africa pays less for imports, especially oil, which is bought in US dollars. This helps to…

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