From ultralight eVTOL pods to flying bikes, CES showed how personal aerial mobility is shifting from concept to working hardware, writes AGGIE Z GATEMAND.

The industry finally admitted that people don’t want a phone on their nose, but a tool that helps them see, speak, or navigate, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

The BYD SUV brings the efficiency of Super Plug-in Hybrid technology to SA, writes SHERYL GOLDSTUCK. There is a magnificent new beast in town, and it is ready to make journeys an electrifying delight.

If an asset appreciates, buy it. If it depreciates, rent it. That's the commonsense advice of RON KESCHNER, director of Go Rentals.

The new puzzle game, launching today, presents obstacles inspired by a question on reality posed by Albert Einstein.

In Stellenbosch, where cycling is part of the town’s lifeblood, stolen bikes are almost as common as wine tastings. But in recent months, owners have begun receiving WhatsApp alerts within seconds of ...

Even as robots took over the show floors, there were clues at CES that robots were not quite ready for prime-time performance, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

A tiny leadless pacemaker implanted at Netcare Unitas Hospital marks a significant step in treating heart rhythm disorders.

Discovering the Thule Cappy has been such a revelation, as Marmite the black Labrador is not exactly a fan of cars, often pacing or sighing in protest. The Thule Cappy is a harness designed ...

The continent led all regions in global growth of demand for air passenger travel in November, according to IATA.

We're standing at the threshold of a revolution in emerging markets, especially in Africa, writes ANDRÉ DE WET, CEO of Flood.

To inspire the next generation of engineers, Volkswagen Group Africa (VWGA) gave 114 Grade 9 learners from schools across Nelson Mandela Bay a first-hand look into the world of automotive engineering.