Skills gaps threaten sustainable growth and progress in Namibia’s mining sector

Julien Karambua|Published

Ultimately, strategic collaboration between government, industry, and education institutions is essential.

Making SA’s national dialogue truly inclusive: A Mandela Day blueprint for unity and progress

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

When President Cyril Ramaphosa launched South Africa’s National Dialogue, it sparked renewed hope for unity in our fractured nation. As we celebrate Mandela Day, ...

Discerning leadership – we need more of it, now

Mias de Klerk|Published

Explore the urgent need for discerning leadership in a world facing unprecedented challenges, from climate change to social inequality. How can leaders rise above ...

6 essential lessons to empower Africa’s next generation of young entrepreneurs

Didi Onwu|Published

Discover how Africa's vibrant youth are reshaping the continent through entrepreneurship. Explore six essential lessons that can help aspiring business owners overcome ...

The water, energy, food nexus: A catalyst for equitable growth and resilient futures

Ramateu Monyokolo|Published

Explore how the interdependence of water, energy, and food systems is crucial for sustainable development in South Africa, where challenges like water scarcity and ...

Behind the scenes of entrepreneurship lurks struggles with mental health issues

Bongani Ntombela|Published

Entrepreneurship in South Africa is often celebrated for its resilience and innovation, yet many entrepreneurs silently struggle with mental health issues. This ...

Building a resilient and motivated workforce: HR best practices for small businesses

Jeremy Lang|Published

Discover how small businesses can transform their workforce into a resilient and motivated team with these essential HR best practices.

Weaponising the threat: The changing face of cybercrime

Richard Frost|Published

Companies and high-profile individuals are using cyber-attacks as a way of discrediting and disrupting their competitors.

How to make your business more (fun)dable

Brent Downard|Published

South Africa’s retail sector is showing signs of renewed momentum with Trading Economics reporting a 7% year-on-year growth in January 2025, more than doubling the growth ...

Digital Payments in Africa: Can regulation keep up with the rapid innovation?

Keith Sabilika|Published

Africa's financial landscape is undergoing a remarkable transformation as digital payments replace cash and crypto assets challenge traditional money. Explore how ...

The connection deception

Natalie van der Merwe and Andrew King|Published

The ICASA 2016 Numbering Plan Regulations prohibit the use of mobile phone number ranges such as 082, 083, or 072, for example, for fixed-location services such ...

Balancing ambition and action in South Africa's climate adaptation efforts

Morwesi Ramonyai Thonga|Published

Will South Africa's budget priorities shift to address the urgent climate crisis? Explore the implications of Minister Dion George's recent speech on climate adaptation. ...

Employment Equity at a crossroads: Why targets need due process, not court orders

Jonathan Goldberg and John Botha|Published

Explore the significant constitutional challenges facing South Africa's Employment Equity Amendment Act as two major legal disputes unfold, revealing the urgent ...

AEF outcomes: Powering South Africa’s energy transition

Stuart MacWilliam|Published

Discover how the Africa Energy Forum is positioning South Africa as a leader in the continent's energy transition, highlighting both achievements and the challenges ...

The role and future of nuclear power in South Africa

Professor Bismark Tyobeka|Published

As South Africa navigates its energy crisis, could nuclear power be the key to a sustainable future? Discover the historical context and future potential of the ...

Why recognition and morale matter most for deskless workers

Caroline van der Merwe|Published

Deskless workers make up 75% of South Africa's workforce and 80% of the global workforce. They perform essential tasks, such as keeping our streets clean, delivering ...

AI is powering a new healthcare vision for South Africa

Dean Wolson|Updated

Discover how South African healthcare leaders are leading the charge in AI adoption, implementing innovative solutions in critical care areas and transforming patient ...

5G ambition: Could Paratus Namibia beat mobile giants at their own game?

Andile Masuku|Published

In a recent podcast, Andrew Hall of Paratus Namibia discusses how the company's ambitious 5G plans could disrupt the telecom landscape and challenge established ...

Inside the Chinese car technology revolution with autonomous driving

Wesley Diphoko|Published

Ford's CEO Jim Farley acknowledges the technological edge of Chinese cars, sparking a deeper exploration of how companies like BYD are revolutionising autonomous ...