WHY BOARDS MUST GOVERN ALGORITHMS, NOT JUST PEOPLE
South Africa’s transition to King V marks more than the release of another corporate governance code, it signals a shift in how organisations must...
Navigating the climate change challenges of sustainable transportation
The transport sector is responsible for an increasing share of the world’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and, from 2010 to 2019, it was the...
Addressing cost, supply, and disease pressures in Africa’s feed industry
Feed producers across Africa are operating in an increasingly complex and volatile environment. Alongside rising input costs and ongoing supply chain instability, the sector...
AI readiness starts with data architecture, not algorithms
Most South African organisations we engage with say they are exploring artificial intelligence (AI) but far fewer can explain how their existing data architecture...
Dubai records the world’s lowest electricity customer minutes lost at just...
DEWA sets a new world record for service continuity
HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA),...
RS South Africa and The Washing Machine Project empower communities
In a recent initiative underscoring its commitment to sustainable impact and community development, RS South Africa proudly partnered with The Washing Machine Project to...
The power of the Recommendation Moment
In many customer-facing environments, frontline employees are expected to make helpful recommendations on the spot. These decisions are made in seconds and have both...
The franchise ceiling nobody talks about
South Africa has one of the highest rates of franchise sector participation of any economy. It is also quietly running out of the people...
Nigeria’s Heat Crisis Is Fueling a New Wave of Startups
LAGOS, Nigeria, 29 April 2026 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/ – As heat intensifies across Nigeria, a new cohort of ventures is developing solutions to protect...
From graduate to go-getter: how practical skills help graduates succeed
On paper, the story should have been straightforward; a South African graduate works hard, obtains their qualification, and steps into the job market.
But like...
Africa’s Hotel Boom: 104K Rooms in Pipeline, But Can Procurement Keep...
Africa's hospitality sector is charging ahead, with 577 hotels and resorts in the pipeline totaling 104,444 rooms, a 13.3% year-on-year surge (W Hospitality Group,...
Building Ethical AI Governance in HR: From Policy to Practice
South Africa’s Draft National AI Policy (Notice 3880 of 2026) has arrived at a moment when AI tools are already embedded in HR workflows...
