Institutional readiness, financing structures and public trust, not reactor construction itself, will determine whether Africa's nuclear ambitions become a bankable reality.
By 2030, South Africa needs to be producing 30,000 qualified artisans a year to meet the National Development Plan's target. In 2024/2025 alone, the country fell short by more than 10,000.
Businesses can now use outdoor Wi-Fi to better understand customer behaviour, improve experiences and create new opportunities for engagement and loyalty.
A legal expert explores why the common law right to terminate a contract for repudiation may survive even where standard form contracts such as JBCC, NEC and FIDIC contain detailed termination provisions.
Could AI be better than a human at handling some of our most sensitive financial conversations? New evidence suggests people may be more willing to disclose debt and hardship when they don’t feel judged.
As Parliament considers amendments to strengthen managerial responsibility, employer accountability, enforcement and penalties under the Mine Health and Safety Act, Alvarez & Marsal argues that tougher rules must be matched by stronger execution at the rockface.
As South Africa doubles down on AI skills development, a quieter but arguably more urgent workforce crisis is unfolding. Businesses are struggling to recruit electricians, fitters, millwrights and instrumentation technicians.
