As South Africa's tech landscape evolves rapidly, key blogs are shaping the conversation on digital transformation. In this post, SquirrelPR presents the top 10 tech blogs in South Africa leading the way.

1. MyBroadband: Founded in 2003 as a consumer advocacy forum, MyBroadband has grown into South Africa’s most prominent tech media platform, attracting 92.4 million visits. It provides extensive coverage of telecommunications, cyber security, and consumer tech news, among others.

Founded by Rudolph Muller, MyBroadband is host to the country’s largest online community.

2. TechCentral: TechCentral, led by Duncan McLeod, is a leading source for breaking tech news and expert analysis on broadband, AI, and policy changes. The blog is renowned for its exclusive interviews and investigative reports.

With millions of visits in 2024, TechCentral has expanded its influence through its popular podcast series, engaging audiences in critical industry discussions.

TechCentral has also expanded its influence through a popular podcast series, engaging audiences in critical industry discussions.

3. ITWeb: As a media company, ITWeb operates a daily news portal, publishes the monthly Brainstorm magazine, and hosts industry conferences and webinars. Its content serves IT professionals, analysts, investors, tech vendors, and C-level executives seeking strategic insights. ITWeb is among the top tech blogs driving South Africa’s digital transformation.

4. Stuff: Founded by Toby Shapshak, Stuff is a go-to blog for gadget reviews and emerging tech trends. The blog specializes in product comparisons, covering everything from smartphones and gaming consoles to electric vehicles. Its trusted rankings and hands-on tech reviews attract a high readership, as reflected in the RANKED2025 by SquirrelPR.

5. TechAfrica News: With a strong focus on Africa’s tech and telecommunications sectors, TechAfrica News keeps readers updated on the latest industry developments. Its #TechTalkThursday series delivers expert insights, while its YouTube channel features exclusive interviews with industry leaders shaping Africa’s digital policies. 

Led by Akim Benamara and Joyce Onyeagoro, TechAfrica News has become a trusted platform, attracting significant readership, according to RANKED2025.

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6. IT News Africa: Operating from Johannesburg, IT News Africa delivers real-time updates on cybersecurity, software, gaming, and enterprise IT. Its flagship event, the Innovation Dinner, connects senior ICT executives to discuss industry advancements. IT News Africa also publishes the African Innovator Magazine. 

Per RANKED, the blog recorded a growing online readership in 2024, solidifying its position as a top South African tech news platform.

7. Memeburn: Memeburn has been a key player in Africa’s digital landscape since its launch in 2010 by Matthew Buckland. Covering social media, mobile tech, and digital innovation in emerging markets, it offers in-depth industry insights. As part of Burn Media Group, it operates alongside Gearburn for gadget reviews and Ventureburn for startup news. 

Memeburn remains a go-to platform for tracking digital transformation trends across South Africa and beyond.

8. Tech Financials: Tech Financials has become a go-to resource for tech and business professionals, offering expert coverage of fintech, eCommerce, and cloud computing. Launched in 2014 by Gugu Lourie, the platform is known for its in-depth analysis and timely reporting. 

9. Bandwidth Blog: Bandwidth Blog keeps readers informed on the latest tech news, gadget reviews, and industry insights, covering both local and global trends. Owned by South African journalists Theunis van Rensburg and Bryan Smith, the platform delivers engaging and expert-driven content. With a growing digital readership, it continues to grow its influence in South Africa’s tech landscape.

10. TechSmart: Following its launch in 2003, TechSmart has become one of South Africa’s longest-running tech websites. It covers everything from consumer technology and software to geek culture. In 2024, TechSmart recorded a growing audience, reflecting its continued relevance in the ever-evolving digital landscape.

Whether you're looking for breaking news or expert opinions, these platforms offer unparalleled insights into South Africa’s growing tech ecosystem.