Africa could pioneer a people-first model of technological development that centres on human dignity, not just shareholder profits.

Payments evolve but the 130 milliseconds of complexity are non-negotiable to ensure a good customer experience anchored by safety and security.

While institutional investors use crypto-currencies to optimise their portfolios to the considerable benefit of clients, SA risks just looking on and missing out.

Overlooking the ‘what if’ scenarios in cyber incident response plans can lead to chaos and panic when attackers strike.

There is real opportunity in how businesses use automation to rethink roles and make better use of people’s time and skills.

AI surveillance in education promises efficiency, but like e-tolls, it risks importing foreign systems that fail our people, values and lived realities.

SA needs a robust educational foundation that equips young people with the knowledge and practical skills needed to thrive in the green tech sectors.

Mobile connectivity is unlocking new-generation use cases across industries and reshaping economies.

Reactive security methods are no longer sufficient to defend against the scale, speed and sophistication of new and emerging threats.

This is how we should be helping South African SMMEs that are crossing the digital divide and making smart technology moves.

The effective use of smart city elements will enable true public healthcare by keeping the population informed of critical updates.

T-shaped skills and AI-powered tools are enabling faster delivery, smoother collaboration and more resilient mobile teams.