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Are SA companies guilty of greenwashing?

South Africa’s ESG investing market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 10,7% between 2025 and 2030, according to Grand View Research. As ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors become key drivers of investment and stakeholder trust...

What’s your cyber game plan? 

You don’t have to be a big business to be targeted by cybercrime. In fact, medium-sized businesses are often the easiest to breach, because they are just digital enough to be vulnerable, but not mature enough to be fully protected. By Warren Bonheim, MD of Zinia If...

Going green is good for business

Adopting green practices can feel like a drop in the ocean of climate change for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), but as South Africa reportedly warms at twice the global average, every drop counts. The effects of climate change range from prolonged droughts and...

From laptop to legacy: What really happens to your old tech?

You finally hand in that old laptop – through your company’s e-waste drive, a school initiative, or maybe an ITAD collection bin. But what happens next? By Giulio Airaga, MD of Desco Electronic Recyclers Most imagine it gets dumped or shipped away. At Desco,...

Scaling your business in a tough climate: Proven insights for resellers

Despite the headwinds of a sluggish South African economy, the ambition to scale remains a powerful driver within the IT channel. For every reseller achieving remarkable growth, there are others finding the journey frustratingly slow. The difference between these two...

Active aero: A key feature in F1’s 2026 rule book

Formula One cars are going to look different from 2026 with the next ruleset being dubbed the “biggest reset in the last 50 years of  F1” by Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. By Graham Duxbury Not only will the cars be powered by both electric and...

How AI is reshaping higher education

By understanding the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on Higher Education, South Africa will be in a stronger position to take advantage of the potential benefits of the technology while minimising its risks and negative consequences. This was the opinion...

IT distributors must step up in the cloud era

By Louise Taute – If we wind back a few years, IT distributors operated behind the scenes facilitating transactions, managing stock levels, and ensuring products moved efficiently from vendors to partners, essentially acting as the middleman. That approach may...

SMEs power ambition through innovation

Despite ongoing challenges such as inconsistent power supply and economic instability, an impressive 83% of small businesses have grown their revenue in the past year, and 90% are optimistic about their future growth. These findings from Xero’s 2025 State of Small...

Five smart things AI PCs can do

By Robert Hallock – Over the past two years, Intel launched its first “AI PCs,” heralding the arrival of a new age of personal computing. These new PCs feature AI-enhanced performance and efficiency alongside new tools for users to leverage. Powered by Intel’s...

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