Data breaches are a chronic and growing menace for South African enterprises and consumers.
In the fast-paced world of software development, staying ahead of the curve means embracing methodologies that enhance productivity and optimise financial planning. One approach that has become popular is the Agile methodology. By prioritising flexibility, collaboration and iterative progress, Agile revolutionises the way software is built with significant advantages in project budgeting, resource planning and financial management.
Africa’s hospitality industry is experiencing a surge in demand, coupled with a growing need for digital solutions that empower local businesses. This shift presents both challenges and opportunities for the continent’s diverse tourism offerings, from safari lodges to urban hotels.
In the piece, Upuli de Abrew, Co-Founder & Director at Insight Consulting shares her insights for businesses looking to cultivate a Culture of Data Quality in their Data Management Lifecycle.
Interview with Faizal Bhana, Director, Middle East, Africa and India, Jersey Finance, delves into the evolving landscape of family businesses and how they navigate the diminishing trust advantage amid rising ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) demands and NextGen aspirations.
Technology group Wärtsilä’s renewal of its existing Operations and Maintenance (O&M) agreement with QIT Madagascar Minerals S.A (QMM), part of the Rio Tinto group, has been expanded to include a Decarbonisation Agreement.
It is the first time the Portuguese artist will be in Cairo and Africa. The present painting will be Industrial of Apples.
The agreement seeks to provide a platform for intervention across the affordable housing value chain.
Cape Town will (in October) host the continent’s premier medical and healthcare gathering. Africa Health Congress will be hosted at the CTICC and the three days will be filled with important discussions, including this topic which we are sharing today. When it comes to radiology, experts are concerned about resource limits and insufficient skills and services in Africa, especially if one looks at cancer detection and treatment.
FMCG trade grows 3% year-over-year to R303 billion for the first half of 2024