James Dalton aims to make schools safer
School should be a safe haven for children, allowing them to learn, grow, and achieve developmental milestones in a calm, peaceful and fun environment, and in some cases form lifelong friendships. However, this is not the case for many learners across South Africa,...
How to have the perfect digital cleanup
As life returns to normal following the festive season break, now is the best time to do some much-needed cleaning of your digital footprint. Not only will this give you a 'fresh' start to the year, but it will also enable you to be more productive. Below are several...
SARS will tax you on overseas investments, but you can mitigate its impact
As any South African investment advisor worth their salt will tell you, everyone should hold at least a portion of their portfolio offshore, writes Harry Scherzer, CEO of Future Forex. That's because a combination of factors - including a weak rand, low economic...
Purposeful travel could make business travel eco-friendly
Cost, carbon, care - these are the "three C's" kickstarting a new approach to business travel in 2024. This is according to FCM GM Bonnie Smith, who dubs them the "pillars of purposeful travel". The traditional "bucket-list" approach is giving way to purposeful trips...
AI vs humanity – a battle for identity
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the world. The last two decades have laid the infrastructure to give over 5-billion people access to digital services through smartphones and the Internet. By Timbo Drayson, CEO and co-Founder of OkHi This has primed the world...
Specialised IT certifications enhance skills for matrics, professionals
Specialised IT cefrtifications enhance skills for matrics, professionals In today's rapidly evolving digital-first job market, the need for industry-specific skills is paramount. By Tebogo Moleta, founder and MD of Think Tank University education, while valuable,...
New project aims for cleaner public transport
By the end of 2025, South Africa's first electric commuter buses could be on the roads of Tshwane and eThekwini municipalities as part of pilot project funded by the Global Environmental Facility and managed by the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) and the...
Infinite Family sees 97% pass rate for video mentored matrics
Infinite Family (IF), South Africa's primary video mentoring organisation, delivers a 90% Bachelors and Diploma pass rate to their 2023 Matrics. "Out of a total of 18 matric 'Net Buddies' across all three video lab sites, we have 14 who have achieved Batchelors...
SA experts share business travel trends
A new trend report from corporate travel management company FCM, indicates that 2024 will be a pivotal year for South African businesses to re-evaluate their travel programmes and policies. With major national elections on the horizon, economic uncertainty may tempt...
What you need to know about cybersecurity and travel In 2024
Much of our day-to-day activity centres on digital technology and being online. It has become a staple of our lives and has been hyper-charged in scale and scope by the disruption and hybrid work practices born from the coronavirus pandemic. From Teams meetings and...
Smartphone trends to watch in 2024
Innovation in the world of mobile technology doesn't stand still, with advances such as artificial intelligence (AI) enabled virtual assistants, augmented reality, digital wallets and cloud-based apps transforming how we live and work over the past few years. TCL...
Galaxy S24 Series is Samsung’s AI moment, says analyst
Following the news that Samsung has launched premium Galaxy S24 series smartphones, Anisha Bhatia, senior technology analyst at GlobalData, makes the following observations. "Samsung is one of the foremost smartphone companies in the world, and its new Galaxy S24...