As businesses give AI agents greater autonomy, Dr Pierre Le Roux, Managing Director of MOYO, argues that organisations need to test what happens when things go wrong—not just when AI works as intended. FULL STORY >

What if one of the biggest risks to businesses isn’t their technology, but their employees’ fear of admitting a mistake? Anna Collard from KnowBe4 Africa argues that businesses could be making themselves more... FULL STORY >

Dr Pierre Le Roux from MOYO argues that AI agents should be treated less like traditional software and more like digital actors with clearly defined decision rights, permissions and boundaries. FULL STORY >

Jarmaine Lawrence-Manho, Senior Human Resources Business Partner at Canon South Africa, explores how AI can strengthen leadership by helping decision-makers challenge assumptions, identify risks, anticipate... FULL STORY >

Jevon King, Chief Commercial Officer at Backspace, argues that access to infrastructure does not automatically create a level playing field. FULL STORY >

Veeam leaders Tim Pfaelzer and Mena Migally argue that the central danger of agentic AI is not malicious machines, but speed, scale and access without sufficient human oversight. FULL STORY >

Smangele Nkosi, General Manager, Cisco South Africa explains the critical importance of trust to the AI era, and successfully moving through it. FULL STORY >

Affordable fibre is becoming more competitive, but affordability alone isn't enough, says Ilitha Telecommunications CEO Vuyani Jarana. FULL STORY >

Allan Juma, Lead Cybersecurity Engineer at ESET, explains why organisations must implement robust controls to bridge the gap where autonomous systems make high-stakes decisions without proportional accountability.  FULL STORY >

Musa Masungwini, Security and Resiliency Platforms Specialist at Dell Technologies South Africa, explores why sovereign AI needs to go beyond data residency, with a focus on security, governance, data accountability,... FULL STORY >