Justice minister refers R415m ‘digitisation’ contract to SIU and Hawks
Following an unannounced visit to the Pretoria Master’s office.
More than 2.5m succulents seized from poachers
But this is probably less than a quarter of the illegal trade, CapeNature says
The spreadsheet trap: Why Zaronia is really a governance challenge
It will expose organisations still relying on spreadsheets, inboxes and a few trusted people to run the debt administration – a system that can't hold under tighter scrutiny and compounded overnight rates.
Fiat ‘little mouse’ micro car nibbles at US golf-cart market
Early sales have surprised dealers as the tiny electric vehicle attracts affluent buyers looking for a distinctive alternative to traditional low-speed transport.
Governments shouldn’t rely on AI to decide who gets a social grant
Inside a South African court case.
Why essential services must be at the centre of SA’s financial inclusion agenda
Addressing the need to build consumer resilience in a strained economy.
Oil giants eye Jurassic rocks off Mexico
In search of Bonanza.
A new class of metals could transform Africa’s clean energy economy
Africa is particularly well-positioned to benefit. Scientists explain.
‘We’re becoming an AI-enabled organisation’ – Standard Bank’s Margaret Nienaber
Around a third of its technology staff are now utilising AI-enabled coding applications, driving early productivity gains of roughly 20%, says the bank.
South Africa’s small sugar farms are producing less than they could
The study finds ways to boost them.