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.
The collapsed pyramid: When authority leads without legitimacy – Part 1
Authority can compel compliance. Only legitimacy earns commitment.