Africa’s young people want jobs, clean government

Africa’s young people are more optimistic about the future of their countries, economies and the continent than at any point since the pandemic - but they are demanding jobs, cleaner government, safer communities, a stronger political voice and a model of democracy...

Even without data centres, Africa faces water bankruptcy

A new United Nations (UN) report says the world has moved past a water crisis into water bankruptcy – and Africa’s utility numbers already show what that looks like.

How technology is changing decision-making in mining

The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), and particularly AI, is no longer a pipedream in South African mining - technology is already influencing how decisions are made, how risks are managed, and how value is created. It’s a critical period for the local mining...

AMD launches full-stack compute for agentic AI

AMD has launched its next-generation AI infrastructure and physical AI portfolio, led by AMD Helios rackscale solutions now in production and set to be be deployed by at gigawatt scale. At its Advancing AI 2026 event yesterday, AMD chair and CEO Dr Lisa Su said: “The...

Mobile money taxation could hamper financial inclusion gains in Africa

Mobile money services have transformed the lives of many people on the African continent, but taxation policies pose a significant challenge to the financial inclusion gains made by these innovations, according to Vodacom's policy paper on Mobile Money Taxation. In an...

Impact Amplifier calls for Africa Online Safety Fund entries

Impact Amplifier (IA), a leading South African social impact advisory firm, has issued a final call for entries for the Africa Online Safety Fund (AOSF). The initiative is aimed at addressing the online safety challenges facing Africa, with a particular focus on South...

Robotics and autonomous systems boost combat vehicles

Frost & Sullivan's recent analysis, US Military Combat Vehicle Market, Forecast to 2024, reveals that the US Army is significantly investing in enhancing its aging combat vehicle (CV) fleet while also developing next-generation vehicles that will operate...

New malware hijacks HTTPS traffic

Kaspersky researchers have discovered new malware that hijacks victims' interaction with HTTPS Web pages via patching the pseudo random number generator used in the process of establishing encrypted communication between the user and the website. Along with the...

Blockchain fails to live up to hype

Most blockchain technologies are still five to 10 years away from transformational impact, according to latest research from Gartner. The Gartner 2019 Hype Cycle for Blockchain Technologies shows that blockchain is sliding into the Trough of Disillusionment. The...

Conversational AI aims for great employee experiences

Kathy Gibson is at SAP TechEd in Barcelona - The humble chatbot can have a much bigger role to play in business operations as it gets smarter and more integrated. Omer Biran, head of conversational artificial intelligence (AI) at SAP, points out that chatbots – or...

Operations plus experience key for intelligent enterprise

Kathy Gibson is at SAP TechEd in Barcelona - The intelligent enterprise doesn't focus on just technology, but brings operations and experiences together. Juergen Mueller, chief technology officer and executive board member at SAP, talks about the convergence of O-data...

Business success derives from analytics, insights

Kathy Gibson is at SAP TechEd in Barcelona - Insight-driven business are more successful, which is why this is the end goal for digital transformation initiatives. SAP is taking its role in this transformation seriously, and aims to give customers the fastest way to...

SA company leaders ‘out of touch with customers’

As organisations worldwide celebrate Customer Service Week this week, South African executives need to be asking themselves: do we know what value we add to our customers? Nathalie Schooling, CEO of customer experience specialists nlighten, argues that the answer is...

Robots could learn human emotions

Robots could be taught to recognise human emotions from our movements, a new study shows. Researchers found humans could recognise excitement, sadness, aggression, and boredom from the way people moved, even if they could not see their facial expressions or hear their...

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