For years, the marketing industry has celebrated the democratization of creativity. Design tools became more accessible, production became faster, and AI accelerated both trends, making it possible for almost anyone to create work that looks polished and professional. Yet as creative execution becomes easier to produce, a new reality is emerging: design alone is no...
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Antivirus alone won’t Save you: Why endpoint Protection is only as Strong as what happens after you buy it
Angela Pringle, Cyber Security Lead at CyberLogic, argues that the real gap in endpoint security isn’t the software on the laptop, it’s configuration, monitoring and accountability once the deal is signed. From matching known files to watching behaviour Antivirus has moved well beyond spotting known bad files. “Modern endpoint protection watches behaviour, context and patterns...
OPINION | Dr. Pitso Mosimane, back at helm of South African soccer writes Lungile Nyembe
Bafana Bafana have recall back former Bafana Bafana coach Pitso Mosimane to the delight and disagreement from South Africa soccer happy people. “A very difficult task”.Pitso Mosimane proclaim when he was confirm and told coaching job is awaiting his return. What is left now, available to Jingles as he is affectionately call by fans, was...
Thought Leadership: Technical debt is now a Boardroom metric, not an IT one
As AI ambitions collide with ageing architecture, technical debt is becoming a business risk that boards can no longer leave to IT to quietly manage. Johannesburg, South Africa – 14 September 2026 – For years, technical debt was treated as an IT problem. Ageing systems, brittle integrations and hard-to-change applications created cost and complexity, but...
Turning compliance into a business enabler: How VOCA has been reshaping the FICA landscape for the past two years
Compliance has traditionally been associated with paperwork, manual checks and the challenge of proving that the right processes were followed. But as regulatory scrutiny increases and accountable institutions face greater expectations around customer due diligence, the industry has been moving towards a more practical question: how can compliance become easier to manage, evidence and maintain?...
When A.I Becomes How Business Thinks writes John Sanei, Futurist and Trends Spotter
There’s a strange fear emerging around A.I that the more we use it to think, analyze and make decisions, the less capable we will become of doing these things ourselves. But I think this misunderstands where the technology is actually heading, because A.I isn’t simply another tool we’re going to use alongside our existing ways...
Thought Leadership: Visibility before Velocity: Taking control of IT infrastructure Costs
Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from experimentation to everyday business operations. Whether it’s developers using AI-assisted coding tools, knowledge workers leveraging intelligent assistants, or organisations embedding AI into customer experiences, the pressure to adopt these technologies has never been greater. What often receives far less attention, however, is the infrastructure required to support this new...
Why putting an Ad inside a Game is Missing the Point writes Michael Anav
Why the biggest opportunity in gaming is not simply being seen, but giving players something they actually want to engage with. There is a big difference between putting advertising inside a game and actually creating something for the people playing it. That difference is where I think a lot of marketers are still getting gaming...
Thought Leadership: Wills Month: What South Africans don’t know about Wills, Death and their Estates
There is far more to planning for death than simply signing a will, from the little-known three-month rule after divorce to debt, retirement funds and UIF benefits. September marks Wills Month, and while most South Africans know they should have a will, many do not understand what happens to their assets, debts and financial benefits...
I’m sceptical about AI. But this is Precisely why I am Optimistic about AI writes Musa Kalenga
The hype has earned every eye-roll it gets. The evidence has earned a good second look. There is a particular silence I have learned to recognise. It arrives about four slides into a pitch, just after the word “AI” has appeared for the third time. It also appears when someone promises to reinvent an industry...









