ITWeb TV: Driver rights top of mind as local e-hailing bylaws loom

ITWeb TV: Driver rights top of mind as local e-hailing bylaws loom

As South Africa’s e-hailing market evolves under new regulatory frameworks, how are the platforms adapting? InDrive’s country representative Ashif Black speaks to ITWeb about the brand’s local footprint, national accreditation, its peer-to-peer pricing, and future plans. The enactment of Section 66A of the National Land Transport Amendment Act has been transformational for e-hailing services, leading…

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Why Europe is turning to South Africa for cross-border innovation

Why Europe is turning to South Africa for cross-border innovation

European organisations entered 2026 carrying the weight of competing priorities. They were expected to innovate faster while modernising legacy systems, scale AI initiatives while maintaining governance and compliance, improve resilience while reducing operational costs, and deliver seamless customer experiences against a backdrop of constant technological and economic change. For many businesses, the pressure is coming…

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AI sparks new wave of venture capital deals in SA

AI sparks new wave of venture capital deals in SA

AI-native businesses are expected to attract more funding and create new acquisition opportunities for established companies. (Image source: iStock) South Africa’s venture capital (VC) ecosystem is entering a new phase of maturity, fuelled by a growing pipeline of exits and increasing investments in artificial intelligence (AI) start-ups that are challenging traditional incumbents. This is among…

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Green dashboards, stalled change: the CIO’s blind spot

Green dashboards, stalled change: the CIO’s blind spot

The author, Change Logic’s Marchant van den Heever It is Monday morning and the programme steering committee is reviewing another transformation update. The milestones are on track, training has been completed, communications have gone out, system performance is stable and the dashboard is green. Then someone asks the question that changes the room: “Are people actually…

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Intel is back in the game

Intel is back in the game

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan. Laure Andrillon/Reuters Intel forecast quarterly profit and revenue above estimates on Thursday, pushing its shares up 5.2% in after-hours trade and helping prompt the company to boost spending plans over the next two years as an AI data centre buildout increases demand for its CPUs. Intel expects third-quarter revenue between US$15.8-billion…

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