Local artist charts life’s journey through colour and loss
A new exhibition at TerraContemporary gallery in Pretoria will soon present artlovers with the autobiographical collection of works by famed fine artist Lorraine Marcus. Marcus’ canvases are not new to the art scene. She had graced the creative world before. This former pre-school teacher has offered up her chaotically expressive masterpieces for display in 2021. […]
US dominates AI investment, Singapore a close second, sub-Saharan Africa ranked at bottom – report
Whiteshield – a public policy and strategy advisory firm headquartered in London – last week released its Global Labour Resilience Index (GLRI) (that tracks the rate of implementation of Artificial Intelligence around the world) at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The report also highlights how nations adapt their labour markets to new challenges, including […]
Davos WEF 2025: Minister Nzimande warns AI could become a new ‘form of colonisation’
SA’s representative called for global cooperation and regulation to ensure equitable technology access.
Expert explains how design thinking can help SA businesses grow in 2025
With South African businesses recovering from a tough 2024, a people-focused problem-solving method is the key to success in 2025.
Can AI help SA’s govt eliminate slow service and unclear processes
New study shows that AI offers governments a chance to rebuild trust.
South Africa pushes for carbon neutrality, companies respond
Many are rising to the occasion, but the journey is fraught with challenges.
Here’s why researchers in the US are proposing a ‘fourth traffic light’
They are calling it ‘the white phase’ and believe that the additional light will help traffic in a major way.
SA’s renewable energy and battery storage projects
This bidding process, which started in December 2023, sought to bring in up to 5,000 MW of renewable energy.
Demand for EVs: SA’s car industry needs more government support to stay competitive
While some carmakers have reportedly started making hybrid cars in South Africa, there has been little to no investment in fully electric vehicles.
9 months later: Is the energy crisis over in South Africa?
While Eskom’s figures suggest a cautious step forward, South Africans remain wary. They’ve been let down by the energy utility before.