by Hanleigh Daniels | Jul 17, 2026 | features, news |
South Africa’s manufacturing sector contributes close to 11% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP)[1] and was one of only three industries to add jobs in the first quarter of 2026[2], yet output has contracted for two consecutive quarters[3]. The small to...
by Hanleigh Daniels | Jul 17, 2026 | features, news |
Organisations have spent decades following the same change management formula: identify what needs to change, implement the change, manage the change, and normalise. But the team of change experts at digital transformation consultancy, DY|DX, believe that formula no...
by Hanleigh Daniels | Jul 17, 2026 | features, news |
By Dean Wolson, General Manager of Infrastructure Solutions Group at Lenovo Africa For more than a decade, hybrid clouds have been positioned as the ideal middle ground in enterprise IT. It promised flexibility without disruption and transformation without upheaval....
by Hanleigh Daniels | Jul 16, 2026 | features, news |
A matric certificate, diploma or degree should open doors, yet many young South Africans still find themselves locked out of the labour market. For some, the barrier is limited work experience. For others, it is a lack of practical job-search skills, financial...
by Hanleigh Daniels | Jul 16, 2026 | features, news |
Three years after the launch of PayShap, South Africa’s real-time payment system, GoTyme Bank is challenging the idea that consumers should pay to move their money. The bank argues that instant digital payments should be a standard feature of modern banking...
by Hanleigh Daniels | Jul 16, 2026 | features, news |
Before the city fully wakes, thousands of ride-hailing drivers are already calculating the day ahead. The latest fuel adjustments have shifted those calculations again, all adding to a driver’s consideration of whether a trip is worth taking. In South...
