South African startup BlueAvo has been shortlisted for the Royal Academy of Engineering (UK) Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation...
Evan-Lee Courie 12 Apr 2021
In the era of digitalisation, automation and self-help services, the legal sector has been slow to transform. LegitLaw is changing that with the launch of its legal tech-meets-online shopping platform...
Shan Radcliffe 18 Mar 2021
The online platform allows retail landlords to list their available space for potential tenants to easily view and secure for rental...
Lauren Hartzenberg 1 Mar 2021
Now more than ever, South Africans are painfully aware of the inequalities that continue to play out in the country...
Lauren Graham 6 Apr 2020
The Gupta-linked company, Trillian Capital, has been ordered by the Pretoria High Court to pay back R600m to Eskom for work not done...
Google recently successfully put its DeepMind artificial intelligence system to work recognising eye diseases...
Leandro L. Minku and Jeremy Levesley 21 Aug 2018
Forecasters say that the cryptocurrency market is going to continue to boom over the next year, and valuations are expected to expand in huge ways...
Boris Dzhingarov, Issued by Monetary Library 19 Jul 2018
Getting a mortgage is a big step for anyone. If you buy a home, your mortgage will probably be the biggest financial decision of your life. It will affect your credit, your spending, and your lifestyle for years to come...
Boris Dzhingarov, Issued by Monetary Library 9 Jul 2018
How the technology behind the global crypto-craze is redefining the internet, the global economy and the next wave of digital disruption...
Bronwyn Williams 8 May 2018
The SA National Roads Agency (SANRAL) has promised to respond by the end of the month to a legal challenge to the controversial R9bn N2 Wild Coast Toll Road from East London to Durban...
Thembela Ntongana 10 Apr 2018
Congolese authorities told AFP on Wednesday, 13 July, they would annul three logging contracts awarded to China last year in what Greenpeace had called a violation of Congo's own logging moratorium.
With the government's new drive to assist informal businesses, corporates are increasingly looking to invest in and help build township economies. But if it doesn't make commercial sense it has little chance of being sustainable...
Prior to his Executive Insights into Negotiations in Supply Chain Management workshop to be held at the SBL on 2 and 3 July 2015, Professor Douglas Boateng of the UNISA Graduate School of Business Leadership provides some research-based insight into the rules of procurement...
AfriMold - the international trade fair for application development via tooling, engineering, mould-making and design, will take place from 10 to 12 October 2012 at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand, Gauteng.
With the 'Great Africa Business Migration' well under way, discussions around the realities of doing business on the continent are now at a critical point. Africa is far from being a homogeneous continent, with 55 countries all boasting different regulatory, tax and competitive environments. Transacting in Africa poses complexities that companies need to factor in.