Editor-in-chief of Stuff.co.za and executive director of Scrolla.Africa, Toby Shapshak, described how the internet's undersea cables affected Microsoft, yesterday, and  whether or not this issue would recur in the future.

Editor-in-chief of Stuff.co.za and executive director of Scrolla.Africa, Toby Shapshak, described how the internet's undersea cables affected Microsoft, yesterday, and  whether or not this issue would recur in the future.

Get all the news you need to know each day with Bongani Bingwa’s Breakfast Show. Stay updated on developing stories and hear from the newsmakers making headlines as well as ordinary listeners affected by the stories. 

Get all the news you need to know each day with Bongani Bingwa’s Breakfast Show. Stay updated on developing stories and hear from the newsmakers making headlines as well as ordinary listeners affected by the stories.

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Internet outage strikes South Africa due to undersea cables

Ray White speaks to  Karl Hildebrandt, Circus Galassia Management about the upcoming Circus Galassia.

Ray White speaks to &nbsp;Karl Hildebrandt, Circus Galassia Management about the upcoming Circus Galassia.

Captivating Circus Galassia Returns in Johannesburg!

Nomusa Cembi, Sadtu spokesperson speaks to Ray White about President Cyril Ramaphosa signing the contentious Bela Act into Law.

Nomusa Cembi, Sadtu spokesperson speaks to Ray White about President Cyril Ramaphosa signing the contentious Bela Act into Law.

SADTU Reacts To President Signing Bela Act Into Law

On The World View from London, Verity Geere stands in for Adam Gilchrist (returning 6 January 2025) to bring you the latest global headlines. In Germany, a Christmas market tragedy prompts a government pledge for a full investigation. Meanwhile, in the Red Sea, the US military mistakenly shoots down one of its own fighter jets in a startling incident. And in the UK, a former Palace chef spills the beans on the unique way the Royals enjoy their mince pies.

On The World View from London, Verity Geere stands in for Adam Gilchrist (returning 6 January 2025) to bring you the latest global headlines. In Germany, a Christmas market tragedy prompts a government pledge for a full investigation. Meanwhile, in the Red Sea, the US military mistakenly shoots down one of its own fighter jets in a startling incident. And in the UK, a former Palace chef spills the beans on the unique way the Royals enjoy their mince pies.

Internet outage strikes South Africa due to undersea cables

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