All posts tagged "featured"
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SA Insights
Smartest cities will
start inside the home8 July 2026The most powerful opportunities are already plugged into the wall, writes JON KORNIK, CEO and co-founder...
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Software
‘TikTok brain’ breaks corporate cybersecurity
8 July 2026Shorter attention spans, faster decision-making and less patience are a boon for hackers, writes ANNA COLLARD,...
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GadgetWings
‘Hidden Gems’ crowns SA’s top travel
8 July 2026A BBC series following South African travel influencers reaches its finale today, as it names the...
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GadgetWheels
Chery leads changing of
the guard at Rosslyn7 July 2026Chery's opening of a plant on the site where Nissan built cars for six decades represents...
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People 'n' Issues
That degree is
no longer enough7 July 2026The ability to keep learning has become South Africa's most valuable workplace skill, writes MICHAEL HANLY,...
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GadgetWings
SA must build travel destinations
7 July 2026The future belongs to countries that understand tourism is about creating places where people choose to...
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Artificial Intelligence
Signpost: What Africa is teaching
the world about AI6 July 2026Examples of technology transfer in reverse ran through the first Google Cloud Summit held on African...
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Software
Google Play launches indie games fund
6 July 2026Applications are now open for a share of a fund intended to help African game developers...
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Artificial Intelligence
The business of using SA music in your campaign
6 July 2026Using South African music in films, television and advertising supports the country's creative economy, writes MARTIN...
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Gadget of the Week
Gadget of the Week: When soccer balls need charging
3 July 2026The tech built into the Adidas Trionda Pro soccer ball is wonderful for refs, but not...
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Fintech
Mind the mattress economy
3 July 2026There are concerning reasons why cash savings at home persist in South Africa, writes BULI NDLOVU,...
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GadgetWheels
Car colour can
cost you later3 July 2026A few practical checks can help motorists choose a shade that suits everyday ownership, not only...
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Robotics
Bees, ants, inspire swarm
robots for mining2 July 2026Australian researchers looked at how social insects work together to transport food, and applied those ideas...
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People 'n' Issues
Taxpayers warned as SARS improves
auto-assessment2 July 2026Automated tax assessments for 2026 will be issued until 12 July and taxpayers who disagree with...
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GadgetWings
3D-printed whale tail becomes Garden Route landmark
2 July 2026With Plettenberg Bay renowned for whale sightings, the structure is expected to attract travellers for a...
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Artificial Intelligence
SA universities turning
off ‘AI polygraph’1 July 2026AI detectors disproportionately flag English second language students because their writing often uses more formal structures...
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Cybersecurity
Surge in malware disguised as AI for SMEs
1 July 2026According to Kaspersky, the most common lures in cyberattacks involved malware posing as ChatGPT, Claude and...
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GadgetWings
Africa sees highest baggage mishandling
1 July 2026Despite the mishandling rate falling 23% globally in 2025, SITA finds baggage disruptions still cost the...
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Fintech
SA banks shine
in AI Index30 June 2026Five considerations determine whether AI creates lasting value, or remains experimental, writes DR MARK NASILA, FNB's...
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Robotics
Factory floors take cue from horror movies
30 June 2026Georgia Tech researchers are arranging music to help you see what’s behind you, based on the...