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Elton Jantjies's wife Iva has been criticised for questioning the 'other woman' - Springboks dietician Zeenat Simjee.

Improved Internet access, online literacy and new technology tools such as apps for informal traders are helping the poorest.

With about 3,000 different languages and dialects, Africans lose out when it comes to technology that is usually in English and major European languages, but efforts...

From art exhibitions to festivals, concerts and trail runs – here is your weekly round-up of go-to events around the country.

It might sound like science fiction, but a Nigerian-born tech entrepreneur thinks he has found a way for Africans to escape problems like inequality and bad

(The internet) is the only place in the world which serves as an equaliser.

It might sound like science fiction, but a Nigerian-born tech entrepreneur thinks he has found a way for Africans to escape problems such as inequality and bad governance — a virtual nation born online. His is among a number of African-led virtual projects that aim to help the world’s poorest continent capitalize on digital growth and tackle real-world problems, although some tech experts said such online spaces risk replicating offline inequalities. “There’s so many things that limit us...

Startups eye metaverse, NFTs, to solve Africa's economic woes

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 Automation, robotics and artificial intelligence can be a force for exceptional business progress, but could also cut jobs, impacting a multitude of workers and their families. Instead of cutting heads, organisations should be empowering employees with technology to become more valuable. This is according to Johan Steyn, technologist, management consultant, Chair of the Institute