The conversation around AI is still largely framed as a technology story. Organisations talk about platforms, automation potential, and efficiency gains, often in isolation from how these systems are reshaping the way people behave towards one another at work. That […]
African cities need intelligence, not just smart city infrastructure I am less interested in whether a city can call itself smart than whether it can act intelligently when something goes wrong. Too many smart city conversations still begin with the visible symbols of
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POPIA Five Years Later: Why Is Nobody Being Held Accountable? Five years after POPIA took effect, data breaches continue to rise. The question is: who is being held accountable? Five years after the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) became
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Over the next two months, PinkDrive, with support from Rio Tinto and Richards Bay Minerals (RBM), will take its free mobile cancer screening services to under-resourced, rural and remote communities across three provinces, aiming to reach approximately 9000 people. The
Beyond tax: the evolution of offshore planning Offshore structuring has often been viewed through a single lens: tax efficiency. But while tax remains an important consideration, this perspective no longer reflects the realities of modern cross-border wealth planning. Today, successful
