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Busisiwe Mbatha, Head of Infrastructure and IT Operations at e4

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Visibility before velocity: Taking control of IT infrastructure costs

7th September 2026 0

Chantelle Frier National Sales Manager at SW360

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A will is only the beginning: Why trusted data matters when...

7th September 2026 0

Varsha Singh Head of Business Development at e4

Digitalisation

Digital transformation doesn’t fail because of technology – It fails because...

24th August 2026 0

Social Responsibility

THE BATON: A GIRL FROM 1976 MEETS A GIRL FROM 2026

17th August 2026 0

e4 Busisiwe Mbatha Robyn Beckworth-Judge Lorraine Makura Siphokazi Zita

Advancement

Technology needs more women, across every discipline

12th August 2026 0

Avinash Maharaj Head Digital Product Strategy at e4

Conveyancing

The race to remove friction from South Africa’s property transfer process

13th July 2026 0

Technology for lawyers

The best technology is built right next to the problem

29th June 2026 0

Customer Experience

Customer experience moves to the centre of business strategy

4th May 2026 0

Agentic AI is here and it’s time for the CIO to...

20th April 2026 1

Technology

Speed, trust and resilience are no longer optional in digital transformation

13th April 2026 0

How AI is humanising the contact centre

30th March 2026 0

Artificial Intelligence

King V and the governance of AI: balancing innovation with oversight

23rd March 2026 0

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THE CONVERSATION: We can’t quit smartphones, but we can manage digital junk food better 14th September 2026
Digital devices have become a kind of essential infrastructure for daily life. How, then, do we develop a sustainable relationship with technologies such as smartphones that are both indispensable and potentially harmful?
Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions blocked by a second judge 14th September 2026
Sept 14 (Reuters) - A second federal judge moved late on Sunday to block President Donald Trump's administration from implementing a new U.S. Postal Service rule that would tighten mail-in voting requirements, though theU.S. Supreme Court is still weighing the administration's request to overturn a separate order blocking the rule.
Opposition set to halt Sweden’s slide to right 14th September 2026
STOCKHOLM, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Sweden's centre-left opposition looked set on Monday to form the next government as preliminary election results projected a narrow three-seat lead over the right-wing ruling parties with most votes counted after Sunday's election.
‘The Pitt’ and ‘Hacks’ compete for gold at TV’s Emmy Awards 14th September 2026
LOS ANGELES, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Stars of Hollywood will toast the best of television on Monday night at the Primetime Emmy Awards, where Harrison Ford and Jean Smart are chasing history and emergency room tale "The Pitt" is competing to claim the top prize for a second straight year.
Reimagining agricultural education as AI transforms farming and future jobs 14th September 2026
To prepare for future agricultural education we need to modernise and incorporate digital technologies like AI, drones and data science. Outdated curricula should be updated through strong industry partnerships and Work Integrated Learning.
POLITICALLY AWEH: SA’s libraries under threat as cities look to unlock land value 14th September 2026
With Cape Town looking to sell off the land under Camps Bay Library, and libraries shutting or standing half-demolished from Durban to Joburg, the fight for South Africa’s free spaces just got more urgent.
Foot in mouth — politicians talk sh#t while South Africans live in it 14th September 2026
Decaying municipalities, dry taps and raw sewage are now matched by public representatives’ open insolence, proving that political failure in South Africa is matched by profound contempt.
WELLNESS: Creatine: What works, what might work, and what is still unproven 14th September 2026
Think creatine is just for gym-goers? While algorithms love pushing the latest wellness trends, research suggests this extensively studied supplement may hold key benefits for brain health, longevity and disease support.

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Visibility before velocity: Taking control of IT infrastructure costs

A will is only the beginning: Why trusted data matters when...

Digital transformation doesn’t fail because of technology – It fails because...

THE BATON: A GIRL FROM 1976 MEETS A GIRL FROM 2026

Technology needs more women, across every discipline

The race to remove friction from South Africa’s property transfer process

The best technology is built right next to the problem

Customer experience moves to the centre of business strategy

Agentic AI is here and it’s time for the CIO to...

Speed, trust and resilience are no longer optional in digital transformation

How AI is humanising the contact centre

King V and the governance of AI: balancing innovation with oversight

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