Tax revolt already underway as SARS tightens the screws
Economist Dawie Roodt says South Africans are managing their tax affairs very aggressively.
DG Jordan-Dyani on Women’s Day: ‘If we don’t do it, no one will’
Minister Gungubele says excluding women from tech costs the country innovation it will never get back.
The most useful leadership theory I’ve heard came from Minister Gungubele
I walked into a Women’s Month breakfast expecting the usual talking points, and I walked out with a leadership argument I’m still thinking about.
Did a SpaceX rocket crash into the moon?
The unplanned lunar impact poses no danger to Earth but could yield rare data on ejecta plumes and moon geology
Severe weather: Cold front and snow puts SA on brrr alert
A powerful cold front and possible cut-off low could bring widespread severe weather, heavy rain, bitter cold and even snow to large parts of SA.
Playing ‘Zelda’ fights the loneliness epidemic. Science says so
Playing Zelda makes you less lonely, and researchers finally have the numbers to back it up.
Malvertising: Ad-tech surveillance is a security problem now
Malicious ads running on legitimate platforms compromised nearly one million devices in a single campaign detected in December 2024.
What counts as a cross-border crypto under SA’s proposed rules?
South Africa is drafting rules for crypto crossing its borders. Here’s what you need to know
EU AI gigafactory push: SA businesses more exposed than they think
The EU’s AI gigafactory call is a sovereignty play. SA businesses face the same dependency question at company level.