A global study found that 43% of occupational fraud cases are uncovered through tips, making whistleblowers the most effective source of fraud detection (Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, ACFE). Yet despite their critical role in exposing wrongdoing, many people still

Rhenus Logistics Southern Africa has been recognised with Samsung’s Best Supplier Award 2025, a prestigious acknowledgement of the company’s operational excellence and its successful 26-year partnership with one of the world’s leading technology brands. The award recognises Rhenus‘ consistent commitment

Astec Industries has successfully completed the delivery, assembly and commissioning of a new bulk materials handling and ship loading system at Lüderitz Port for customer Autoforce. The project marks the installation of the first Telestack ship loader at the port

Wearable cameras help deter incidents and positively influence behaviour, for both the public and the wearers. As a result, demand continues to grow, including in retail, healthcare, and transportation. To meet the need, Axis Communications introduces its latest lightweight, workplace-ready

Africa’s AI journey has changed sharply over the past two years. The clearest sign is financial. Organisations are now setting aside real budgets for AI rather than treating it as a side experiment. Early adoption often started with inexpensive tools

We tend to judge a development by what happens within its boundaries. But that is not necessarily how the people using it experience it. A route that feels perfectly ordinary at lunchtime can feel very different after dark if the

South Africa’s unemployment crisis continues to hit women hardest. In the second quarter of 2026, the official unemployment rate for women stood at 37.5%, compared with 30.3% for men. Against that backdrop, creating more ways for women to participate in

Africa’s manufacturing potential will only translate into sustainable industrial growth when ambition becomes commercially viable, operationally executable and financially bankable. Africa’s manufacturing value added has climbed steadily, reaching an estimated USD 351 billion in 2025, up from USD 285 billion

South Africa’s youth unemployment crisis is well-documented, and harrowing. What gets less attention is how unevenly that crisis falls on young women, particularly on young Black women from disadvantaged communities who simply have no pathway into further study and qualifications

Criterion Equipment’s commitment to growing the TCM forklift brand and supporting customers throughout Southern Africa has been recognised with two awards presented at a recent international dealer conference in Shanghai, China. The company, which is the sole distributor of TCM