Dr Val Munsami leaves SANSA

New findings reveal mounting pressure on global networks as attackers sharpen their tactics – African countries remain vulnerable.

As AI reshapes IT requirements, rigid long-term contracts may turn technology assets into financial liabilities.

Only 6% of organisations have advanced AI security strategies in place, as machine identities outnumber humans 82 to 1.

The collaboration aims to evaluate and promote the adoption of advanced in-vehicle network technologies, leveraging each company’s strengths.

The surge is fuelled by rising friendly fraud, in which legitimate transactions are fraudulently disputed.

The inquiry – now in its second leg – is investigating the policy framework around artisanal mining,

As donor funding drops and outbreaks rise, African civil society is pressing leaders ahead of the AU summit to close a widening health funding gap and put African-led health solutions back in African hands.

ESET researchers highlight continued evolution in scam activity globally, including higher-quality deepfakes, signs of AI-generated phishing websites, and short-lived advertising campaigns designed to evade detection.

Engineers, operators, and policymakers will converge at ZANOG@iWeek2026 as South Africa marks three decades of internet industry coordination.

 Weak enforcement and widespread non-compliance are leaving South African consumers exposed to unsafe electrical products.

Digital functionality is becoming essential to Afrikaans speakers, not optional.

Phone conversations aren't extinct. They've just adopted a new status quo.