Transforming energy into a strategic asset: A boardroom imperative

Manie de Waal|Published

South Africa’s energy market has evolved rapidly in recent years, moving from a utility model to a competitive electricity framework that rewards flexibility, innovation ...

Why the wholesale electricity market is crucial for South Africa's energy reform

Thomas Garner|Published

Explore how South Africa's amended Electricity Regulation Act is reshaping the energy landscape, prioritising institutional design over legislative intent, and paving ...

What British coal mines teach us about AI adoption and sociotechnical failure

Andile Masuku|Published

Discover how the historical failures of British coal mining can inform our understanding of AI adoption today, revealing critical lessons about sociotechnical systems ...

The paradox of late adoption: Africa’s cloud-native revolution

Sarthak Rohal|Published

Discover how Africa is leapfrogging traditional IT stages, embracing cloud-native solutions that position the continent as a leader in digital transformation, and ...

How your tech products could be used as weapons of war

Wesley Diphoko|Published

Leading tech companies like Google and OpenAI have shifted their stance on military partnerships, raising ethical concerns for consumers. What does this mean for ...

Budget shortcomings: Cosatu highlights 41% unemployment challenge

Zingiswa Losi|Published

Cosatu expresses disappointment as the newly tabled budget falls short of addressing South Africa's pressing unemployment crisis, despite hopeful commitments made ...

The role of design and governance in shaping food security

Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza|Published

Explore how food security is not merely a goal but a complex interplay of design choices and governance, shaping who can produce food and under what conditions

The impact of soccer on South African youth: Dedication, determination, and respect

Pali Lehohla|Published

Can South African soccer stars inspire a new generation? Discover the powerful lessons of dedication, determination, and respect from Malombo Leshaba's journey.

South African financial markets hit record highs as Rand strengthens

Chris Harmse|Published

Discover how Finance Minister Godongwana's recent budget has propelled South Africa's financial markets to new heights, with the Rand appreciating significantly ...

Redesigning informal trade: from survival to sustainable growth

Warren Hewitt|Published

Traders navigate red tape, displacement, lack of infrastructure, unsafe conditions, and limited access to finance.

After Tongaat Hulett: Where are the new jobs going to come from?

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

When Tongaat Hulett announced restructuring that could cost as many as 40,000 jobs, it raised urgent questions about South Africa's economic future. With unemployment ...

Debt seen peaking at 78.9% of GDP as revenue overrun bolsters fiscal outlook - Annabel Bishop

Annabel Bishop|Published

Will South Africa's projected debt peak at 78.9% of GDP signal a turning point for fiscal stability? Discover how a R29 billion revenue boost is reshaping the financial ...

Budget 2026/27: A pause, a pivot, and a test of execution

Willem J Oberholzer|Published

There were no headline tax shocks, no emergency levies, no dramatic restructuring of the tax system.

Scrap BEE? Not while poverty, joblessness and inequality still devastate black South Africans

Dr Thami Mazwai|Published

Efforts to scrap black economic empowerment (BEE) raise serious concerns about the future of black South Africans facing poverty and inequality. This article explores ...

Why 2026 is crucial for South Africa's offshore oil and gas industry

Niall Kramer|Published

South Africa has missed billions in GDP from offshore oil and gas projects due to regulatory challenges. What must change by 2026 to unlock this potential?

What waste tyre management teaches us about effective economic policy

Dr Chris Crozier|Published

Amidst the national budget discussions, this article reveals how effective waste tyre management can serve as a model for economic reform in South Africa, challenging ...

The urgent need for a Just Transition in South Africa’s automotive industry

Published

South Africa's automotive sector is at a crossroads, facing pressures from global change and local challenges. Discover how a just transition can protect jobs while ...

Navigating trust issues in South Africa's energy reforms post-state capture

Thomas Garner|Published

Explore the intricate dynamics of South Africa's energy debate, where trust deficits challenge reforms. As Eskom navigates the aftermath of state capture, discover ...

Green IT practices: cutting costs while saving the planet

Amritesh Anand|Published

Discover how sustainable IT practices are transforming the business landscape, proving that going green can lead to significant cost savings and a reduced carbon ...