Smart ID changes coming to more SA banks — what you need to know
DHA plans to expand smart ID and passport services to over 100 bank branches across SA (FINALLY!)
Workers’ Day reminder: You’re allowed to log off
Rest is resistance. Your burnout isn’t a badge. Rest this Workers’ Day.
We read your AI policy. Cute. Here’s ours
We wrote the AI policy most newsrooms want to avoid. You ready?
Kimchi meets curriculum! Korean cuisine now part of culinary training in SA
Korean cuisine is now part of formal chef training in South Africa, thanks to a new partnership with Steyns Culinary School.
130 Years in – is the Rand Show still worth going to?
From decibel duels, bazaar type stalls, pirates and mermaids and a full on military extravanga, the Rand Show has changed a lot but still holds its own.
Google: A sustainable future for SA news needs innovation, cooperation
South Africa’s Competition Commission has proposed a range of remedies that could reshape how digital platforms and publishers operate. In this op-ed, Charles Murito, Google’s Regional Director for Government Affairs and Public Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa, responds to the Commission’s recommendations and warns of what he sees as unintended consequences for publishers, users, and the […]
South African Jannie Mouton returns to Forbes Billionaires List
Mouton has an estimated net worth of R29.2 billion.
Google Cloud lands in South Africa: More jobs, more AI, more growth
Google Cloud’s first African cloud region is live in Johannesburg.
Google Cloud launches in SA: What it means for business and unemployment
Google South Africa has officially launched its first Google Cloud region in Johannesburg, marking a major milestone for the country’s digital transformation. This R2.5 billion investment will be a game-changer for businesses and tech startups across the continent. Google Cloud launches in South Africa With this launch, South Africa joins Google Cloud’s global network, which […]
How the eBucks and PnP partnership can help you save on bread
New eBucks reward alert: Each time you swipe your FNB Easy debit card at Pick n Pay, you receive a voucher to buy a 600g loaf of bread for 99c.