International keynote speaker brings practical thinking on behaviour, decision-making and human motivation to Africa's biggest marketing conference.The Nedbank IMC has announced Tahaab Rais, Group Chief Strategy Officer and Film Director at Publicis Groupe Middle East
Many hospitality businesses are struggling with a long-standing challenge that the rapid adoption of AI and automation is compounding: finding and retaining the right people.AI, automated booking systems, cloud-based management platforms, smart scheduling and inventory
Discussions about South Africa's infrastructure challenges usually focus on failing water systems, deteriorating roads, unreliable electricity supply and mounting maintenance backlogs. Less often discussed is one of the root causes of many of these problems:
FNB, together with the University of Johannesburg’s Business School (JBS), have announced a landmark collaboration for the 2026 FNB App Academy programme, aimed at expanding access to credible, future-ready digital education and strengthening pathways for
Before sunrise, across small plots of land stretching from the temperate rural heartlands of Southern Africa to the tropical landscapes of East and West Africa, millions of smallholder farmers begin their day. Their work feeds
The term “farm-to-table” has become an integral part of the restaurant and lifestyle culture in South Africa. As more consumers become more health-conscious and sustainable, these beliefs and behavioural shifts influence their choices.According to a
Michael Currie, Director at The Cloud CrewIn many South African mid-market businesses, the IT team is now expected to operate with the discipline of an enterprise technology function, but without the depth of resources that
By Marilize Jacobs, founder of VocalCord PR & Reputation Management and Pigs Can Fly Interiors, and #50 on the Today Africa 100+ African Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2026, argues that the gap between what leaders
By Ricky Luntz, CEO, RefuelSouth Africa’s heavy users of diesel, such as the mining, agriculture and food production industries, face three converging pressures on their fuel budgets.Firstly, fuel price volatility is eroding profits in these
Eleven of the world’s fifteen fastest-growing economies in 2025 are African. Sub-Saharan Africa grew at 4.1% in 2025, and the IMF projects 4.4% in 2026. The African Development Bank expects 41% of African economies to
