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Satellite is no longer plan B

Jun 26, 2026

For years, satellite internet access technology was viewed as expensive, high-latency, and relevant only in niche scenarios. That perception is now obsolete. This shift in thinking was strongly reinforced during a presentation by Dawie de Wet, Group CEO of Q-KON, at...

Cybersecurity climbs the SMB agenda

Jun 12, 2026

Cyber security is considered one of the top strategic priorities for small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) worldwide, but many organisations remain exposed to attacks despite rising investment, according to new research commissioned by Sage, the leader in...

Building a human-centric internal culture matters now more than ever 

Jun 12, 2026

In today’s ever-evolving workplace, culture is often understood as little more than the odd team-building exercise organised by HR or dismissed as a corporate buzzword. However, for leading South African organisations operating in 2026, culture is the internal...

Multi-entity reporting puts new pressure on finance teams

Jun 12, 2026

Finance teams in South Africa are operating in an environment where reporting expectations are tightening while organisational structures continue to grow in complexity. Multi-entity consolidation, once a standard month-end finance task, is increasingly shaping how...

Data could help fleets curb fuel consumption 

Jun 12, 2026

South African road freight operators are facing renewed cost pressure as the government ends its two-month suspension of fuel taxes (R3.00 per litre for petrol and R3.93 for diesel), which were introduced to cushion the impact of global oil price spikes. As of 3 June,...

Logistics ensures Africa is open for business

May 30, 2026

Africa is a vast continent, occupying about 20% of the world’s land area. With the continent increasingly open for business, and actively developing intra-African trade, logistics is emerging as arguably its biggest challenge and opportunity. Thato Moloi, president of...

Technology and the promise for medicine, education

May 30, 2026

Digital transformation can have impressive benefits for just about every vertical market – but in Africa, medical technology (medtech) and education technology (edtech) stand to gain the most from technology adoption. Glenn du Toit, MD of Acer Africa, explains why....

Post-pandemic supply chains about to be severely tested

May 30, 2026

By Wayne Meisel – Africa has spent the post-pandemic years pursuing strategic investments into more resilient supply chains. This year, amid growing geopolitical disruption and escalating conflict, those investments will be tested to their limits. Since 2020,...

The infrastructure driving Africa’s tech boom

May 30, 2026

The ability to quickly and easily connect to the Internet, make safe and convenient payments at any time, even to call just about anyone on a mobile phone are all acts that millions of Africans take for granted in 2026. But just 17 years ago, most of these actions...

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