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South Africa Puts Inclusive Farming and Agricultural Finance in Spotlight as President Visits Land Bank-Supported Dairy Farm

South Africa’s agricultural financing model gains renewed attention as Redlands Dairy Farm showcases how blended finance can support black and youth-owned commercial farming, job creation, rural growth and broader agricultural participation.

South Africa Prioritises 9.6GW of Battery Storage and Gas-to-Power in New Electricity Procurement Drive

South Africa’s new 2026–2037 electricity procurement plan prioritises 4.6GW battery storage and 5GW gas-to-power, creating major potential opportunities for construction, engineering, infrastructure investors, equipment suppliers and mining.
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South African Employers Face Renewed Compliance Focus as UIF and Labour Authorities Strengthen Employer Engagement

South African employers face renewed workplace compliance pressure as the UIF intensifies engagement on labour obligations, COIDA, employment services and compliance, highlighting HR’s growing role in workforce risk management and employee protection.

Aweh Mobile Enters South Africa with Family-Focused Digital Connectivity Platform

Aweh Mobile enters South Africa’s telecommunications market with a family-focused digital platform, enabling households to manage multiple mobile services, share data, monitor usage, activate eSIMs and control connectivity through one account

The Alignment Lead Who Put a Number on Extinction: Inside Evan Hubinger’s Warning

Anthropic's Alignment Science lead Evan Hubinger says he believes AI carries more than a 10% chance of killing all of humanity within the next decade.

Harmony Gold Advances Solar-Powered Future at Moab Khotsong

Harmony Gold is pushing ahead with a 100MW solar plant at its Moab Khotsong mine, on track for completion by the end of 2026 as part of the group's net carbon-zero target for 2045. Group capex climbed 31% year-on-year to R2.87 billion, fuelled by life-of-mine extensions at Mponeng, Moab Khotsong, and Hidden Valley, alongside a new reverse osmosis water plant at Tau Tona.

AI vs AI: Why South Africa’s Cyber Defences Must Evolve Faster Than the Threats

South African organisations are facing a new generation of AI-powered cyberattacks that adapt faster than traditional defences can respond. Here's why autonomous threat detection is quickly becoming a boardroom priority, not just an IT one.

The Silent Revolution: How Payments Innovation Is Reshaping South Africa’s Economy

Cash is no longer king in South Africa's economy — and the shift toward instant, digital and mobile-first payments is quietly rewriting the rules for banks, retailers and everyday consumers alike.