More Than Metal: Tilly Lockey and the Human Side of the Technological Revolution

What if technology’s greatest achievement is not making machines smarter, but helping people reclaim possibilities they were once told they could not have? It is a question worth sitting with, particularly in a world racing towards artificial intelligence, robotics and…

Is OMN1 About to Change the Digital Game?

South Africa has never been short of people with ideas. We have the creators shaping our culture, the drivers keeping our cities moving and the entrepreneurs finding new ways to make a living in an economy that rarely makes things…

Coding Without Computers: How a Gqeberha Idea Taught 350 000 Learners to Code

Most South African schools have no computers, yet the curriculum now expects children to learn coding. A project born at Nelson Mandela University found a way around that with puzzle pieces and a cellphone, and it has since reached learners…

Fujifilm blends nostalgia and innovation with the new Instax Mini 13

Instant photography continues to thrive in an increasingly digital world, and Fujifilm‘s latest launch proves that consumers still value tangible memories. The company has expanded its popular Instax range with the introduction of the Instax Mini 13, alongside a significant…

Africa lays the groundwork for a future of electric vehicles

By Yael Shafrir, Associate Director at Webber Wentzel The fast-evolving emobility sector presents a significant opportunity for sustainable growth and job creation in Africa, but some constraints need to be overcome  Many South Africans who struggle every day to reach…

Satellite or fibre connectivity?

Satellite or fibre: the value of the right connection. Connectivity doesn’t have to be a city thing; it can be an anywhere and anytime thing with the right technology in place. The United Nations believes that connectivity should be a…