By Sanjeev “Mahatma” Gupta Majority of Historically Disadvantaged South Africans who are loyal subscribers of mobile phone operators’ services can now afford communicating with friends and family through platforms such as Whatssup, Viber and Skype at unbelievably low rates using Read the full story
By Sanjeev Mahatma Gupta Twenty two years after the dawn of the country’s democracy, after taking baby steps and falling numerous times, by now we, at the very least, must have learnt to walk sprightly as adults. With the Read the full story
Poor nutrition is not considered to be a learning disability, but it is one of the main factors behind poor academic results that, unfortunately, South Africa’s education system produces annually, says Pearl Mphuthi, FNB Fund Manager. “Learning barriers do not Read the full story
Dichabe Lebotse, the managing director of Atlegang Business Consulting (Pty) Ltd, tells Transform SA Online what is making the company stick out in a crowded market. TSA Online: It is a pleasure to have an audience with you. What is Read the full story
Youth should be advised to consider a career as an artisan than desperately try to go to a university and get an academic degree, which is becoming obsolete as the workplace becomes increasingly driven by technology. You must have heard Read the full story
Some institutions countrywide could take a leaf from an innovation which the Cape Town Science Centre (CTSC) in Observatory has introduced: instructional signage in braille on some its key interactive exhibits for its sight-impaired visitors. Wanda Diaz-Merced, a sight-impaired PhD Read the full story
Howard Blake, Chairman of Blake Holdings, discusses how the age of digital disruption is changing the way businesses view risk. ‘Risk’, it’s become a dirty word in the business world, something we take great pains to avoid. We hire risk Read the full story
The economy is stressed, those well-versed in financial matters, say, and what comes to the minds of majority entreprenuers is reducing budgets of some areas that they view as non-core to their operations. But this exercise can backfire extended to Read the full story
After the disbursement of billions of taxpayers’ funds as start-up capital to small and medium enterprises (SME) during the past twenty two years of the country’s democracy, duly, a review on the return is overdue. Whilst no one has bothered Read the full story
Innovations like 3-D Printing and biotechnology are a marvel, as they have increased productivity at levels previously considered impossible, but the downside is that they might take away jobs of the world’s millions. Commenting on a paper which will be Read the full story
