Why measuring social impact has become a strategic imperative for South African business

Londani Mpharalala|Published

Discover how the shift from narrative to measurable social impact is reshaping corporate responsibility in South Africa

Should your business offer Buy Now, Pay Later?

Jeremy Lang|Published

Discover how Buy Now, Pay Later is transforming the payment landscape in South Africa and whether it could be the key to boosting your business.

Eskom's monopoly: How incumbents shape energy reform outcomes

Thomas Garner|Published

Can South Africa's energy reform succeed if strategic thinking is outsourced to private interests? Eskom chair Dr Mteto Nyati argues that misaligned incentives prioritise ...

Just Transition as an economic strategy: Why we must act with purpose

Dipak Patel|Published

Explore how South Africa must navigate a complex landscape of global challenges and climate impacts as President Cyril Ramaphosa prepares to deliver his State of ...

The role of nuclear power in reducing oil dependency and geopolitical conflict

Bismark Tyobeka|Published

Reflecting on the 1991 environmental disaster caused by burning oil fields, this article explores how nuclear power could reshape our geopolitical landscape and ...

Customer loyalty called, it wants its blockchain upgrade

Rory Bosman|Published

Discover how blockchain technology is reshaping customer loyalty programmes in South Africa, offering innovative solutions that align with modern shopping behaviours ...

Biosecurity breakdown in agriculture: A call for accountability and skilled professionals

Christo van der Rheede|Published

South Africa faces a looming biosecurity crisis in agriculture, with critical recommendations from experts being ignored. What will it take for authorities to act ...

Creating leaders in connectivity: How SA enterprises can embrace IoT

Rudie Opperman|Published

Discover how South African businesses can transform their operations and drive growth by embracing IoT technologies, unlocking new revenue streams and enhancing ...

From land grabs to data grabs: the legal architecture AI is inheriting

Andile Masuku|Published

Discover how Natasha Blycha's insights on AI sovereignty and legal contracts reveal the profound implications of historical land grabs on today's digital landscape. ...

The sovereign key and the state of betrayal: Reclaiming the metabolic soul of a nation

Pali Lehohla|Published

The recent court ruling allowing the auction of Nelson Mandela's personal items raises profound questions about national heritage and familial rights. In this piece, ...

The war on cash: From anonymity to algorithmic control

Nomvula Zeldah Mabuza|Published

Discover how India's drastic demonetisation in 2016 sparked a global shift towards digital currencies, revealing the hidden costs of cash and the future of financial ...

Sona is no time for business as usual: Ramaphosa must lead a bold economic reset - Cosatu

Zingiswa Losi|Published

With South Africa grappling with economic challenges, President Cyril Ramaphosa's upcoming Sona presents a crucial opportunity for transformative action. The working ...

Financial markets remain nervous: Crypto took a hiding

Chris Harmse|Published

Last week's turbulent trading saw financial markets on edge, with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin suffering significant losses. What does this mean for investors in ...

What youth employment really needs from SONA

Ravi Naidoo|Published

Structurally, if we are to massify youth employment, we must start with schools. Employability after all must start in the schooling system.

Affordable health insurance is essential for workers without risk benefits

Reo Botes|Published

Without medical aid, these workers face long queues or delayed treatment at under-resourced public facilities.

Data protection is the first line - Recovery is the lifeline

Aslam Tajbhai|Published

Unfortunately, many businesses only realise the importance of data protection after experiencing system failures or data loss.

What my grandfather’s cup of water taught me about innovation in Africa

Khaya Dlanga|Published

Growing up in rural Eastern Cape, I learned from my grandfather that scarcity can drive innovation. His daily water ritual taught me the importance of optimising ...

Mandela’s warning is echoing again: Are we investing in South Africa’s future?

Dr Nik Eberl|Published

Nelson Mandela's 1996 warning about prioritising past spending over future investment resonates today as South Africa faces critical economic choices. With encouraging ...

SA’s crisis: Is our infrastructure turnaround possible?

Bani Kgosana|Published

When water systems collapse, and the electricity supply becomes unreliable, it’s not about service delivery but fundamental human rights.