Balancing AI and human rights in the modern workplace
Human Rights Day serves as a timely reminder that workplace rights must evolve alongside technological advancement, writes Maureen Phiri from Oxyon People Solutions.
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Man in the middle - the silent threat hiding in encrypted traffic
Trust remains the foundation of digital business, but in an era of MitM attacks, maintaining that trust requires more than technology.
South Africa’s online betting regulators, operators are turning to tech for unity
The online betting industry is looking toward "technical harmonisation" as a precursor to legal change, according to
Mariia Halaida from SOFTSWISS.
Why SMS remains an essential communication channel in a digital-first world
Across many sectors, SMS still underpins some of the most successful, high-impact use cases.
The invisible workforce: why your household apps now have their own digital IDs
A growing invisible workforce of machine identities such as API keys, bots, cloud workloads, and AI agents - now operate within organisations largely unprotected.
Why unified IT is the future of enterprise operations
Unified IT is not merely about vendor consolidation or cost optimisation. It represents a fundamental architectural shift.
Why AI trust now depends on resilient data foundations in SA’s critical industries
South Africa’s AI adoption is accelerating, but so are expectations around accountability, resilience, and safe use.
Managing workforce mobilisation in cross-border African expansion
Companies expanding across borders must look beyond compliance to address the operational and human factors of relocation. Employees deployed temporarily or on long-term assignments expect their safety, wellbeing, and living conditions to be prioritised.
AI is not there to automate away the human
According to Yewande Ayowole-Oso from Schneider Electric, AI is enhancing productivity by eliminating common bottlenecks and removing tedious tasks, not replacing human roles.
Africa is showing how digital assets fit into financial systems
Digital asset infrastructure across Africa has developed in environments defined by volatility, regulatory diversity, and operational complexity, according to Lasbery Chioma Oludimu, MD of Yellow Card Nigeria.
Driving telcos efficiency through tech consolidation in Africa
According to Nitesh Singh of Accenture South Africa, technology consolidation is becoming a necessary step for African telcos seeking long-term success.
Meet your AI assistant: MobiAgent set to supercharge BPO businesses
MobiAgent automates tasks, handles administration and locates and packages information so people don’t have to, says Shiaam Abrahams, marketing and projects manager at iMobility.
Uganda, Tanzania’s infrastructure requires a sound digital backbone
The two countries are entering a major phase of infrastructure-led growth. Both countries are undergoing large-scale investments in transport networks, industrial zones, and urban development, according to Josiah Habwe of Schneider Electric.