JLR has given its most powerful Sport a lively throttle and the suspension to keep up with it, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK from Gaydon.

In an exclusive interview at JLR HQ, Range Rover MD Martin Limpert tells ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK how its first electric flagship will change the ownership experience.

South African hotels, safari properties and travel companies collected a wide range of honours at the 2026 World Travel Awards Africa ceremony, writes GINA CASE.

Sonos has launched the second generation of the brand’s premium over-ear headphones, the Ace Ultra, in South Africa, two years after entering the headphone market with the original Ace. The new device ...

A supernatural dispute unfolds in ‘Mountain of Graves’, a vertical series competing for honours at LA’s Neu Wave AI Film Festival, writes JASON BANNIER.

Filling the EcoTank L6370 is easy; finding one’s way through its app, not so much, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK, with JASON BANNIER.

IT Infrastructure is they key both to survive and to scale, writes DEAN WOLSON, general manager of the Lenovo Infrastructure ...

Boston-bound Trekkies have six months to see the rediscovered 1964 original model of the Enterprise at MIT, writes GINA CASE.

Beneath the bonnet of the Lepas L4 sits a conventional petrol engine but on the inside, the technology takes over. A large touchscreen dominates, with smartphone connectivity, wireless charging, ...

Swiss Re’s CatNet data feeds into SAS actuarial tools to support underwriting, pricing and portfolio decisions, Guido Russo.

A 3D printer may have been one of the most appropriate pieces of technology launched at Comic Con Africa last week. The wider show drew a sharper line between hands-on creativity and corporate ...