Is generative AI all it’s cracked up to be? Not yet and not without humans

Warren Hawkins|Published

Generative AI has promised similar seismic change but unlike those other technologies, it is actually here to stay. It is powerful and it is changing the way businesses ...

Why primary steelmaking is vital to South Africa’s economy - Amsa

Tami Didiza|Published

In a world of industrial competition, can South Africa afford to neglect its primary steelmaking capabilities?

The transport sector should chart a clearer map on our voyage to a low-carbon future

Simphiwe Ngwenya|Published

Minister Barbara Creecy's recent budget speech signals a pivotal moment for South Africa's transport sector, emphasising the urgent need for sustainable mobility ...

G20 countries could produce enough renewable energy for the whole world – what needs to happen

Sven Teske and Saori Miyake|Published

Can G20 countries harness their renewable energy potential to combat climate change and power the world?

Why this fintech founder thinks 'patient capital' is killing African investment

Andile Masuku|Published

Kenya's KCB Group is poised to break into Ethiopia's newly liberalised financial sector, marking a significant shift from decades of state control. This article ...

How Trump's business ventures conflict with his presidential duties

Donald MacKay|Published

Discover the extravagant launch of Trump's new fragrance, Trump Victory 45 - 47, and explore the ethical dilemmas of a president profiting from his office amidst ...

How the RAF and RABS Bills aim to transform lives for millions

Solly Phetoe.|Published

Discover how the RAF and RABS Bills, recently announced by Transport Minister Barbara Creecy, could revolutionise support for road accident victims and their families ...

Former deputy president, David Mabuza, fondly referred to as DD is no more

Pali Lehohla|Published

David Mabuza, the enigmatic former deputy president of South Africa, has passed away. This article reflects on his unexpected rise to power, his political journey, ...

JSE reaches new heights as rand strengthens

Chris Harmse|Published

The JSE All Share index reached a record high for the third consecutive week, rising by 1. 38% to 97,128 points. Despite geopolitical tensions, South Africa's market ...

The anatomy of decline: Unemployment and South Africa’s structural crisis

Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza|Published

Three decades after the end of apartheid, South Africa grapples with a staggering unemployment rate of 31. 9%. What does this mean for the nation's future and social ...

Digital citizenship and South Africa’s future: Building a generation of empowered, tech-savvy youth

Valencia Risaba|Published

A generation of young people excluded not by their ability, but by their lack of opportunity.

Turning G20 into a job-creation engine: Lessons from India's one million jobs project

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

Discover how South Africa can leverage the G20 summit to create jobs and stimulate economic growth, following India's successful model of one million jobs created ...

Why South Africa needs an urgent ICT policy reform to leapfrog into global digital leadership

Luvo Grey|Published

South Africa's digital future hinges on urgent ICT policy reform. As global powers consolidate control over digital infrastructure, can South Africa rise to the ...

As wind energy gains momentum, lack of grid infrastructure remains a bottleneck

Viren Sookhun|Published

Discover how South Africa's burgeoning wind energy sector faces critical infrastructure challenges that could hinder its growth, despite significant private sector ...

Looming Eskom tariff hike: Making sense of energy independence for South African businesses

Matthew Cruise|Published

With Eskom's recent tariff hikes, how can South African businesses adapt their energy strategies for a sustainable future?

Glimmers of hope for increased use of rail for citrus

Mitchell Brooke|Published

As South Africa's citrus export season peaks, innovative rail logistics emerge as a game changer, promising record exports and a greener future for the industry

The Legacy lives on: Why today’s climate fight needs youth at the centre

Ayakha Melithafa|Published

Deputy President Paul Mashatile calls for youth empowerment in the climate crisis at the G20 High Level Intergeneration Dialogue. Discover how young South Africans ...

Scrap metal and the price of good intentions: How the PPS turned incentives on their head

Donald MacKay|Published

Exploring the paradox of South Africa's Price Preference System, this article examines how well-intentioned policies have led to unintended consequences, distorting ...

Africa blockchain report 2025: Blockchain's multifaceted role in economic development

Rob Downes|Published

Discover how blockchain technology is reshaping Africa's economic landscape ahead of the G20 summit, with innovative use cases emerging that promise to drive inclusive ...