Cash is critical for financial inclusion in SA

Anyone can use cash to transact – important in a country where one in five people do not have a bank account. Cash doesn’t discriminate according to whether you own a smartphone, can get a card from a nearby banking branch or have an ID book for a FICA or Know Your...

What to do if your business is hacked

The recent Experian data breach saw close to 800 000 businesses along with over 24 million South Africans’ information left on the internet exposed to cybercriminals. After Experian’s earlier announcement that the stolen data had been retrieved and accounted for, the...
The quest for conflict-free technology

The quest for conflict-free technology

Standing beside a rutted red dirt road at about 5 000 feet up in the jungled mountains of northern Rwanda, Intel’s Adam Schafer explains in four words why he and a teammate had traveled from Oregon to this especially remote part of Central Africa. “We’re here to...
Affordable notebooks from Dynabook

Affordable notebooks from Dynabook

Dynabook Europe has launched a budget-conscious business laptop, the Satellite Pro C50. Powerful Intel Core processors, 8GB fast DDR4 RAM memory, and SSD storage options mean the device can perform even the most demanding tasks. Weighing in at 1,76kg and with a 19.7mm...
Aruba delivers WiFi 6 to small businesses

Aruba delivers WiFi 6 to small businesses

Aruba has introduced a new WiFi 6 (802.11 ax) Access Point (AP) designed specifically for smaller organisations. The new WiFi Certified 6 Aruba Instant On AP22 access point delivers fast WiFi speeds, reduced latency and advanced security capabilities characteristic of...

SA’s take-home pay slumps in July

South Africa’s take-home pay took a sizable downswing in July 2020. This follows on from June 2020’s figures and, to some extent, mirrors the movements in the economy. However, other drivers, which contributed to this month’s movements, should be considered as these...