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Surge in mobile money tests financial resilience

South Africa recently celebrated Freedom Day, but it’s worth asking what financial freedom looks like in the digital age. By Doros Hadjizenonos, regional director, southern Africa at Fortinet There are about six million South Africans who remain unbanked or...

Monitors become the unsung heroes of the AI-driven workplace

When discussing the AI-driven workplace, the focus often falls on powerful processors, intelligent software, and the transformative potential of large language models. However, one critical component often goes unnoticed: the monitor. Far from being a mere peripheral,...

Why consistency wins in a volatile channel

The ICT channel is entering a period where pressure is no longer cyclical but structural. Pricing volatility, supply chain shifts and tightening margins are no longer isolated challenges. They are happening all at once. By Andrew Harris, chief sales and marketing...

An SME view: building within a changing ICT channel

The ICT channel has always been a reflection of the way businesses use technology, rather than the way the industry thinks they should use it. ByRazeena Ramjan, founder of A2IT Solutions The decisions being made today, the partnerships being formed, and the way...

Long-term infrastructure investment will underpin successful AI

Infrastructure decisions made today will determine the cost and resilience of tomorrow’s AI. Why? Because AI-driven applications aren’t temporary workloads. Once deployed, they run continuously, improving and expanding as organisations integrate them more deeply into...

Sanctioned into impossibility? Force majeure in the arbitral area

Sanctions, increasingly deployed as instruments of political and ideological signalling, have risen by 346% since 2017. By Priyesh Daya, partner; Brittany Leroni, senior associate and Caitlin Leahy, candidate attorney at Webber Wentzel Commercial parties are...

What you need to know about the SA’s draft AI policy

The publication of the Draft South Africa National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy on 10 April 2026 signifies a transition from AI as a technical novelty to AI as a national strategic imperative. For business leaders, this policy acts as a strategic compass,...

Free SA highlights the dangers of overregulating AI

Free SA has made an initial submission to Parliament opposing elements of South Africa’s Draft National AI Policy that risk burdening innovation with excessive bureaucracy, compliance costs and expanded state control. While the draft policy correctly recognises the...

An SME view of how to build in a changing ICT channel

The ICT channel has always been a reflection of the way businesses use technology, rather than the way the industry thinks they should use it. By Razeena Ramjan, founder of A2IT Solutions The decisions being made today, the partnerships being formed, and the way...

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