Opinion

South Africa attracts a steady flow of global tech activity, thanks to remaining a major entry point for global technology companies operating on the African continent. Yet only a handful of companies arrive with a strategy shaped for the country’s real

Contracts are the basic foundation of a successful transaction, but invoices and other documents are also essential

At least 16 African countries have drafted national AI strategies, but most depend on cloud facilities abroad, writes Arthur Goldstuck.

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana on same page as central bank with regard to lowering inflation target, writes Mzimasi Mabece.

Revitalising SA’s economy requires continued transformation, writes Nthabiseng Moleko.

Billions are being invested in mining communities, but are they making good neighbours, asks Lebo Madiba.

The future is being built right here, in the hands of South Africans ready to connect, create and compete, writes Shamiela Letsoalo.

Being nimble isn’t about constantly changing your mind. It’s about adjusting while in motion, writes Herman Bezuidenhout.

We’ve balanced our books, but growth is lagging, writes Luncedo Mtwentwe.

SA’s new BEE revenue-based levy risks turning real empowerment into a transactional tick-box exercise

The customs and excise Voluntary Disclosure Programme offers certainty, incentives, and protection for businesses correcting past errors

Governments with debt problems are likely to follow the path of least resistance

Recurring governance failures and weak enforcement leave black-owned businesses exposed to exploitation

By embracing the risk-based approach, financial institutions can protect both their businesses and the country’s global reputation

SMEs that connect, innovate and stay true to their story could turn November into their strongest month yet