For most South Africans, the padlock in a browser bar feels like a seal of trust. It’s a comforting sign that says, “Your connection is secure.” But in the digital age, that confidence can be dangerously misplaced. The growing threat […]

A major pharmaceutical distribution operation has significantly increased its usable storage capacity within its existing cold-room warehouse footprint after implementing a high-density storage system designed and supplied by ProMHS. The facility manages high volumes of pharmaceutical products, including vaccines, oncology

Wyda Packaging has acquired key operational assets from Hulamin Containers, including presses and moulds. This strategic move positions the business as sub-Saharan Africa’s largest aluminium foil container manufacturer and significantly expands local manufacturing capacity in the food service, retail and

Entering and scaling in the local Internet Service Provider (ISP) market presents numerous challenges, including having to wrestle with growing a customer base while managing the technical and financial burden of operating a reliable network. Add to that the presence

In an era of advanced messaging apps and rich digital experiences, SMS remains one of the most fundamental layers of customer communication. It’s the channel that works when everything else requires a download, a data connection, or an app account.

Africa Automation Technology Fair (AATF) introduces Future Labs Africa, a new pavilion platform dedicated to laboratory science, analytical testing, and innovation across Southern Africa. Built by RX Africa, the inaugural edition will take place from 11 to 13 May 2027

Twenty years ago, enterprise security was straightforward in that enterprise devices never left the premises. Perimeter security proved sufficient as business networks were restricted to controlled spaces and protected by corporate firewalls. The idea was simple; if it’s behind said

Most mid-market businesses in South Africa have a technology budget that looks reasonable on paper. There is spend allocated to infrastructure. Devices are refreshed on schedule. Software licences are accounted for. Security is present in some form. Nothing appears obviously

Changing technologies, demanding governance and regulatory standards, higher cost management expectations and mercurial market conditions are having a profound impact on modernisation and expenditure. Companies want simplicity and transparency. Companies like Microsoft are changing their licensing structures to match these

In my experience, leadership has often been treated as a function of certainty – where experience is expected to provide answers, structure to deliver control, and leadership itself to centre on directing, deciding and maintaining order. That model is under