Adaptive learning: Why traditional methods fall short

To drive progress in advanced, integrated AI systems, South African companies need formalised and comprehensive AI legislation and governance frameworks, with improved AI literacy at the executive level.

New findings reveal sustained pressure on global and African networks, as attackers maintain a high operational tempo and GenAI-driven data exposure persists.

This year's Indaba highlights included the Presidential Keynote Address delivered by H.E. President Cyril Ramaphosa.

New trends provide a lens into what industry can expect from process automation in 2026.

Merel van der Lei, CEO of Wyzetalk, warns that the theme of "Give to Gain" is being misinterpreted as corporate charity rather than an industrial necessity.

A new processor generation promises to boost computing power.

Consumers will no longer need to swipe loyalty cards or access separate screens to earn or burn rewards.

With IP-based comms and AI now central to the SA workplace, a "cheap monthly rate" is no longer a valid metric for telecoms.

A CEO discusses preparedness, education and steady action to maintain control of your finances.

The Africa Energy Indaba brings the continent's leading experts together under one roof. 

Chris Yelland, managing director, EE Business Intelligence, puts South Africa's energy framework into perspective.

South African creative director Khumo Tsie argues that “If you let AI finalise, you get mediocrity. The magic is still human.”