Browsing: Opinion

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…

The insurance industry needs to get ready for ‘Insurance 3.0’ – the next stage of evolution for the industry to…

by Jean-Louis Nel Earlier this month, the Pretoria High Court granted a small business owner an urgent basis for relief…

By Dalene Deale South Africa’s rapidly-growing FinTech sector could play a key role in helping the country’s SMMEs recover from…

Young people are disillusioned with the corporate rat race. The fast growth of technology and globalisation are dramatically changing the…

If you are fortunate enough to have an offshore bank account, and have received a questionnaire from that bank asking…

There’s nothing like the smell of a new car and the thrill of driving your wheels off the showroom floor.…

by Alysson R. Muotri Gravity can be a real downer when you are trying to grow organs. That’s why experiments…

At a time when the whole world has been forced to make drastic changes to the way in which it…

by Shabir Madhi There isn’t enough clinical research being done in Africa. Less than 2.5% of all clinical trials in…

by Hessy Elliott China announced in 2017 its ambition to become the world leader in artificial intelligence (AI) by 2030.…

by Velenkosini Matsebula and Derek Yu An analysis of financial inclusion in South Africa shows that affordability limits poor households’…

by Alex Mohubetswane Mashilo (PhD) Technology is a product of human labour. The working class and society can, therefore, shape…

Money is no longer the commodity it was a decade ago. And yes having money does give one a sense…

As the controversy continues raging around South Africa’s blanket tobacco ban, with British American Tobacco SA’s  (BATSA) court challenge postponed…

Digital upskilling cannot be a gradual process. It requires a fundamental, economy-wide programme to equip our country for the future,…