by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – SINCE OpenAI released ChatGPT in late 2022, artificial intelligence has moved from experiment to essential infrastructure. Few companies reflect that shift more clearly than Nvidia, whose
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by OKORO CHINEDU LAGOS – THE Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), a leading continental infrastructure solutions provider, has played a central role as Co-Financial Adviser alongside Eaglestone in securing a US$753
by GEOFF HILL JOHANNESBURG – BRITAIN loses an average of two people a year to lightning but in South Africa its 260. The populations are similar at close to 70m,
by ALFRED SHILONGOWINDHOEK – DIGITAL travel planning platforms have catapulted Namibia as Africa’s most authentic and in-demand tourism destinations. The African Tourism Board (ATB) has conferred that accolade, based on
by AKANI CHAUKEJOHANNESBURG – KASPERSKY reports that its detection systems discovered an average of 500 000 malicious files per day in 2025, marking a 7-percent increase compared to the previous
JOHANNESBURG – WITH the retirement of Windows 10, organisations are entering a critical phase in their IT evolution. The limitations of older hardware can no longer be ignored, particularly in
by TINTSWALO BALOYIJOHANNESBURG – A WAVE of alarm is rippling through South Africa’s mining and investment community as Anglo American moves ahead with a proposed US$60 billion merger with Canada’s
by ADANE BIKILAADDIS ABABA – ETHIOPIAN Cargo & Logistics Services, the freight division of Ethiopian Airlines Group, has been named “Best Cargo Airline – Africa” at the 2025 Arabian Cargo
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – ZIMBABWE has been crowned the World’s Best Country to Visit in 2025 by the globally acclaimed publication Forbes, a distinction that celebrates not only its spectacular
by DION HENRICKCAPE TOWN – ARRIVALS in Cape Town are set to increase and tourism to grow in the coming months as local and international airlines introduce new flights or
