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Sibahle Malinga

Johannesburg

Business and Technology Journalist at ITWeb

Tech – business Journalist at ITWeb and former Radio producer at SAfm

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  • TikTok insists African creators are ‘coining it’ on the platform

    1 week ago | itweb.co.za | Sibahle Malinga

    Despite controversy over TikTok’s monetisation approach for African creators, the short-form video social media network maintains that African content creators have been “coining it” on the platform. In a statement, TikTok says it has a suite of reward features designed to empower creators to monetise their work and engage with their communities on the platform.

  • Africa falls behind as globe navigates geopolitics of AI

    1 week ago | itweb.co.za | Sibahle Malinga

    As countries worldwide navigate the geopolitical implications of artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI (GenAI) by leveraging the emerging tech for security and economic development, Africa is falling behind. This was the sentiment shared during a webinar held this week by BCG X that focused on how the geopolitics of AI is shaping the future of global power, the global economy and international relations.

  • Google accelerates AI, cloud services with upgrades | ITWeb

    1 week ago | itweb.co.za | Sibahle Malinga

    New products debut at Google Cloud Next 2025, with enhancements across its AI Hypercomputer stack and an upgrade to Gemini.

  • Google accelerates AI, cloud services with upgrades

    2 weeks ago | itweb.co.za | Sibahle Malinga

    Google yesterday unveiled new products at its Google Cloud Next 2025 conference, including enhancements to its Google Cloud artificial intelligence (AI) Hypercomputer stack, new supercomputing and AI capabilities added to its cloud services, and an upgrade of its Gemini generative AI chatbot. Addressing the audience at the event, held in Las Vegas, Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet, said the tech giant has been investing in AI and machine learning for more than two decades.

  • Zaio Institute places over 100 youth in tech jobs

    2 weeks ago | itweb.co.za | Sibahle Malinga

    The Zaio Institute of Technology has placed 103 graduates from its coding programme in tech roles across nine provinces – with women slightly outnumbering men (53 versus 50). The organisation was founded in SA in 2017, with the mission of empowering African youth through a tech-focused curriculum.

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