How Teneo’s Smart School System boosts learner grades by 12% in one year
Teneo School becomeing the first school in South Africa to demonstrate with large-scale data that digitally enabled learning delivers measurable academic improvements.
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BizNews | Chris Yelland | EE Business Intelligence | Energy | energy availability factor (EAF) | Eskom
Eskom playing dirty with important number
A prominent energy expert has criticised Eskom for using an “instantaneous” energy availability factor (EAF) to punt its generating fleet performance improvements, claiming no such figure can exist.
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The Airbnb lie in Cape Town
Airbnb is not the culprit behind escalating rental prices or worsening housing affordability in Cape Town.
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Sigenergy Leading the Charge in Energy Innovation
Sigenergy has quickly become the fastest-growing name in the renewable energy arena, and for good reason.
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charge point operators (CPOs) | electric cars | electric vehicles (EVs) | EV Charging | GridCars | Motoring
New anxiety grips electric car drivers in South Africa
Fears over too little range have cooled, but many drivers have become paranoid about whether they will find an essential charging station in a working state.
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Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram ban on the cards for South Africa
Australia has become the first country to ban children under 16 from using social media, and experts say discussions with South African regulators have already begun.
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Why parents are choosing online schooling in 2025: Flexibility, Safety and Better academic support
The conversation around education has matured significantly over the last few years.
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Consistent, reliable power supply will fuel Africa’s digital economy
Africa’s digital economy is growing rapidly, driven by digital shifts across the continent. More investments in cloud services, e-commerce, and digital finance are boosting data centre development and countries like South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya are leading the way. However, a major challenge remains. Sustainable and reliable power systems must form the backbone of Africa’s…
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Tunisia: A democratic dream destroyed
In August this year, as I began writing this essay, South Africa’s Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Prof. Blade Nzimande, was leading a high-level delegation on an extensive science and innovation visit to my homeland, Tunisia. Such deepening pan-African collaboration is a development to celebrate. When I visited South Africa for the first time…
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From grey list to growth: How SA is shaping up for 2026
PSG CIO Adriaan Pask considers how to balance investment risks and rewards in what is expected to be another volatile year.