How to protect your business from corporate identity theft
Corporate identity theft – sometimes called business identity theft – occurs when criminals use a company’s name, registration details or financial information to commit fraud.
From Soweto to Google: Why Kabelo Makwane believes comfort is the enemy of growth
Kabelo Makwane’s journey began in Soweto. After walking away from medical school after realising things like the smell of formaldehyde weren’t for him, he found his true calling during the early digital revolution at Standard Bank.
What’s in store for AI in 2026?
The next year promises to be a pivotal one, where AI evolves from reactive tools into proactive partners that help people, organisations, and governments work more efficiently and creatively.
Trillions in spending and a whole lot of energy: How much electricity does ChatGPT use?
The backbone of the AI world are data centres which are facilities where data is stored and processed. These facilities use about 60% of the electricity needed for AI functions with consumption varying from centre to centre.
You’re losing millions in fees – Fynbos Money’s Adrian Hope-Bailie knows how to fix it
In this episode of the Business Unusual Podcast he joins Topco CEO, Ralf Fletcher to chat about the shocking realities of traditional financial advisory fees, the emotional barriers to investing, and why Fynbos Money has adopted a radically transparent, flat-fee membership model.
What’s in it for you when you sponsor a conference?
Although opting to take a conference sponsorship requires making a financial commitment, the return on investment (ROI) far outweighs the initial expense, making it a strategic move for your business growth.
Google’s Kabelo Makwane on the case for agility in tech-driven times
What separates the companies that surge ahead from those that fall behind is rarely just capital or headcount.
Seacom 2.0: The $2-billion project that will connect Africa to the world
It is estimated that the number of AI agents active in the region will number in the tens of billions and Seacom 2.0 is set to be the backbone of a new digital economy.
He is revolutionising finance with AI and the company is now worth billions – Salvador Anglada
In this episode of the Business Unusual Podcast, Ralf Fletcher is joined by Salvador Anglada, CEO of Optasia and veteran leader in telecoms and tech space.
Interoperability: Key to stablecoins transforming South Africa’s digital payments landscape
Stablecoins are rapidly emerging as one of the most dynamic developments in the digital payments landscape, offering faster, cheaper, and more transparent payment options.