Venture capital firm rebrands, aims to support startups in 54 African countries
54 Collective plans to invest in 105 new startups over the next five years. The firm aims to ensure that at least half of these startups are founded by women.
What is it about BP garage’s chicken wings?!
Are we really over the garage pie and are chicken wings our new late-night obsession?
54% of mid-market and higher-income South Africans work remotely or in a hybrid model
But, with fewer employees present, the risks associated with partially occupied office spaces are more pronounced, says Santam.
Zoho partners with local organisations to upskill South African youth
Zoho and BabesGotBytes are launching a one-year boot camp to train over 40 women and girls in digital skills.
Gresham Tapiwa Nyaude wins 2024 FNB art prize
In 2018, he showcased a major body of work in the United States as part of the New Museum Triennial’s “Songs for Sabotage.”
Construction mafia: How SA plans to demolish these concrete cowboys
The South African government and private sector join forces to combat the growing threat of construction mafias, leading the charge for nationwide action.
Operation Vulindlela magic trick: Turning municipal debt into development?
The ANC announced the next phase of Operation Vulindlela, focusing on addressing South Africa’s mounting municipal challenges. Their greatest magic trick yet?
AVs in SA? A glimpse into our e-hailing future from China’s present
As China’s AV ride-hailing services gain traction, we ponder the potential impact on South Africa’s transport industry. What lessons can we learn from the East?
Second human receives brain chip implant
The chips enable users to play video games, browse the internet, post on social media, and move a cursor on their laptops using only their thoughts.
From Cape Town to the Cosmos: SA to host astronomy’s biggest bash
SA hosts world’s largest astronomy gathering, featuring space pioneers and Minister Blade Nzimande. A stargazer’s dream come true in Cape Town this August.