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By Kabelo Makwane Internet of Things (IoT) refers to any object or device that is connected to the internet. This…

Public sector organisations are facing a multitude of new challenges and threats that are testing responses and capabilities built in…

By Matthew Kofi Ocran Over the past two decades various African National Congress (ANC) administrations in South Africa have sought…

By Scott C. Ratzan, Agnes Binagwaho, Heidi Larson, Jeffrey Lazarus, Kenneth Rabin, and Lawrence O. Gostin It has been nine months since the World…

by Margaret Nienaber In a strange new world characterised by physical distance, we are rediscovering the value of real human…

By Rubesh Doomun PORT LOUIS, Mauritius — Much ink, and oil, has already been spilled about Mauritius having to deal…

by Antony K Cooper, Samy Katumba,  and Serena Coetzee, Addresses provide people with a social status: a sense of identity…

Living immersed in the digital world has seen tasks we perform online become increasingly challenging from a security point of…

The global COVID-19 pandemic has placed extraordinary demands on leaders in government, society and business. At times like these, the news…

Digital technologies have changed the way people live, work and interact. Currently, South Africa has embarked on a digitalisation journey…

by Clare Corbould If you’re not a comics fan, you may have been surprised at the extent of the heartfelt…

Is Cell C manipulating its latest financial figures? I recently found out that the troubled mobile phone company somehow managed…

In the current environment, South African nominal government bonds appear to be an attractive investment. But are they really as…

From an early age, I have taken inspiration from strong female role models, like my grandmother who owned a small…

The current social and economic climate, as the world battles the Covid-19 pandemic, has provided the serious impetus for digital…

In 2018, the Mail & Guardian ran a story under the headline “Who the fax is still sending faxes?” Surprisingly…

by Walter Matli Most young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in South Africa continue to be denied access to information and…

There is little doubt that there is now a mass understanding, or at the very least, mass awareness, of the…

Key to Apartheid’s grand architecture was the garbled design intended to provide a delusion of functional, quasi-states with their educational…

SARS announcement that it has started auto-assessing certain taxpayers may lead some people to believe they no longer need to…

Among all the things that have proven to be broken and overlooked or underestimated because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and…

It seems the SARS Commissioner had an epiphany – make an example of delinquent taxpayers so others will fall in…

By Larry Edsall As part of the rollout of its e-2008 all-electric sport utility vehicle, Peugeot reminds that it has nearly…

by George Thabit Ayad Thomas Cloud services are critical for SMEs in the current environment, but they require experienced advisory…

“It’s in your hands now” was a term used by the late President Nelson Mandela in 2007 when he was…