Nov 12, 2026
South Africa has reached record-breaking fuel prices, placing significant pressure on businesses across the economy. Such price hikes directly hit the logistics industry, where fuel is one of the largest variable operating expenses, with consequences extending...
Nov 11, 2026
AI is often discussed in terms of the large computing environments needed to train and run advanced models. But its business value also depends on what happens closer to employees: whether they can use AI tools to find information, analyse data, develop content and...
Nov 11, 2026
For years, the sales pitch for a battery was done by Eskom. Power goes off, your home or business stays on. It was compelling. By Lance Dickerson, MD of REVOV The grid is behaving very differently today, thanks to improvements at Eskom and the thousands of privately...
Nov 11, 2026
Cloud technology has fundamentally changed how organisations operate, delivering unprecedented flexibility, scalability, and speed. Yet despite years of cloud adoption and growing familiarity with cloud environments, security remains one of the most significant...
Nov 11, 2026
If you have asked an app like ChatGPT or Claude for a recipe recommendation, travel tips or tech support lately, you are not alone. Around seven in ten adults in South Africa have used an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, with many of us relying on the technology...
Nov 10, 2026
South Africa has, for more than a decade, used a combination of tax and policy measures to encourage employers to create opportunities for young people. By Joon Chong, partner at Webber Wentzel The Employment Tax Incentive (ETI), the Youth Employment Service (YES),...
