by Kathy Gibson | Jul 31, 2025 | Thought Leadership
Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved at a pace of innovation and change that has astonished even its creators. From early experimentation to essential business infrastructure, AI has become as much a part of the business environment as email and calendars. It has...
by Kathy Gibson | Jul 31, 2025 | Thought Leadership
South Africa’s economic outlook has been marked by persistent challenges. From load shedding and rising input costs to regulatory hurdles and access-to-market limitations, small and medium-sized enterprises continue to face significant headwinds. By Zandile Njamela,...
by Kathy Gibson | Jul 31, 2025 | Thought Leadership
In the town of Mthatha, a week of unprecedented rainfall has left a trail of devastation: More than 100 lives lost, thousands displaced, and roads and public infrastructure washed away. The true economic loss of the Mthatha disaster, however, is not known yet, writes...
by Kathy Gibson | Jul 31, 2025 | Thought Leadership
When it comes to digital infrastructure, technology may be global but trust is local. Across Africa, where diverse regulatory environments, languages, and business customs shape the operating landscape, one truth holds firm: proximity matters. By Gerhard Fourie,...
by Kathy Gibson | Jul 31, 2025 | Thought Leadership
Climate change isn’t something investors can choose to get exposure to – it is not a theme you can dip in and out of. We are all exposed to climate change. The real question is: Are we managing that proactively or reactively? By Andrew Howard, Global Head of...
by Kathy Gibson | Jul 31, 2025 | Thought Leadership
Many fans believe Formula One’s “excitement barometer” is based on the number of different winners and the closeness of the championship chase during the year. By Graham Duxbury Based on this metric, the 1982 season must go down as one of the most exciting and the...