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Lesson from the UCT researchers who trained AI on South African languages
Wesley Diphoko|Published

Lesson from the UCT researchers who trained AI on South African languages

How hedge funds are reshaping investment strategies for smoother returns

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

Explore how hedge funds are emerging as vital tools for investors seeking stability and smoother returns amidst market volatility, as experts discuss the emotional ...

The inconvenient voice: Why constructive dissent strengthens governance

Nqobani Mzizi|Published

Good governance requires courage and the willingness to embrace discomfort. This article explores the dangers of silence in boardrooms and the necessity of dissent ...

The NSFAS Crisis: When leadership ignores evidence

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Explore the systemic failures in South Africa's National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) and the critical lessons in leadership, governance, and ethical accountability ...

Tension in US-Iran relations keeps markets on edge

Ashley Lechman|Published

Will today’s inflation data calm the markets, or will tensions in the Middle East escalate fears further? This article explores the key factors influencing global ...

Chokeholds and Chokepoints: Why the Trump–Xi summit is an oil play in disguise

Kristof Kruger|Published

The upcoming Trump-Xi summit in Beijing is set to redefine US-China relations, shifting focus from traditional trade disputes to critical issues of energy security ...

The volatile fuel market: implications of recent price adjustments

Thys van Zyl|Published

Recent errors in fuel price calculations by the Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources have led to significant adjustments in diesel prices, adding to the ...

Same board, different games: whose side is the term sheet on?

Andile Masuku|Published

A conversation with Nikolai Barnwell, CEO of PawaPay, sheds light on the often misunderstood world of venture capital in Africa. Discover why the author, a self-proclaimed ...

Waste tyre pollution: A growing environmental crisis in South Africa

Yogashen Pillay|Published

REDISA warns that South Africa's waste tyre pollution poses a serious environmental threat, highlighting the urgent need for a functional waste tyre management plan ...

FMD group warns vaccinated cattle infected in KZN as pressure mounts for rapid national rollout

Yogashen Pillay|Published

FMD Response SA warns of waning immunity in vaccinated cattle in KwaZulu-Natal, urging a swift national vaccination strategy to combat the spread of Foot and Mouth ...

Boxer Retail reports strong growth in first year as a listed company, with new jobs created

Edward West|Published

Boxer Retail has reported a robust financial performance in its first year as a listed entity, showcasing significant turnover growth, new store openings, and innovative ...

US pushes Agoa overhaul as South Africa faces pressure on trade barriers

Siphelele Dludla|Published

The United States is set to reform the African Growth and Opportunity Act, shifting towards a reciprocal trade model that may pressure South Africa to open its markets ...

Diamond industry must unite behind natural stones, says World Diamond Council president

Siphelele Dludla|Published

The World Diamond Council's Ronnie VanderLinden urges the diamond industry to unite in promoting natural diamonds and reform the definition of conflict diamonds ...

When the RAF delays your claim, it can't use that delay against you

Nicola Mawson|Published

If the Road Accident Fund sits on your claim and lets it prescribe, a High Court has ruled it cannot then use that delay against you.

South Africa's 2026 grape harvest: A resilient recovery in the wine industry

Yogashen Pillay|Published

South Africa's wine industry reports a positive recovery in the 2026 grape harvest, overcoming climatic challenges to produce wines of exceptional quality. Industry ...

SA Police Ministers double salary: Taxpayer burden amid special leave

Ashley Lechman|Published

Despite a 3.8% salary increase for Cabinet Ministers effective from April 2026, South African taxpayers are burdened with the dual salaries of Police Minister Senzo ...

Fuel price surge: How loyalty rewards can help South Africans cope

Ashley Lechman|Published

As South Africa faces soaring fuel prices, many households are searching for ways to cope. Discover how Standard Bank’s UCount Rewards programme could help ease ...

Raubex reports 11 percent increase in order book, signalling resilient growth prospects

Edward West|Published

Raubex, a leading South African infrastructure group, reports an 11% increase in its order book, showcasing resilience in a challenging environment. CEO Felicia ...

UCT-led study unlocks secrets of the world's largest diamonds

Ashley Lechman|Published

Unearthing the secrets of the Earth’s depths, researchers reveal the hidden origins of the world’s most extraordinary diamonds, creating potential pathways to discover ...

Balwin Properties reports strong apartment sales growth amidst economic uncertainty

Edward West|Published

Balwin Properties' CEO Steve Brookes outlines the company's robust growth strategy amid economic challenges, reporting a 21% increase in revenue and strong demand ...