Agentic AI and the SA cloud paradox

Agentic AI and the SA cloud paradox

Mark Walker, director and co-founder of Transformation for Innovation (T4i). Organisations should sequence AI spend as incremental to cloud modernisation, not as a parallel track – particularly because security, compute and financial control are all moving faster than the traditional allocation models can absorb. This is according to Mark Walker, director and co-founder of Transformation…

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Oil prices rise as Chinese refiners reportedly ban October fuel exports

Oil prices rise as Chinese refiners reportedly ban October fuel exports

Oil prices rose on Thursday, reversing earlier losses, following a report that Chinese refiners have suspended October fuel exports, further squeezing war-constrained energy markets. International benchmark Brent crude with December expiry was last seen trading 2.2% higher at $100.15 per barrel, having earlier traded 1% lower, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures with November expiry…

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Africa: How Lafarge Tried to ‘Frustrate’ Dangote’s Cement Expansion in Africa – Obasanjo

Africa: Dangote and Musk – Africa Needs Both Industrialists and Tech Innovators

The two entrepreneurs represent distinct forms of business leadership, and governments must create the conditions for both to thrive. Africa’s development debate often pits traditional industrialisation through factories, refineries and ports against leapfrogging to a digital, technology-led future. The careers of two very different businessmen suggest this is a false choice. Aliko Dangote and Elon…

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How 16 undecided voters are weighing their 2026 election options

How 16 undecided voters are weighing their 2026 election options

James Morton isn’t sure which party he’s going to support in November’s elections, and he doesn’t like his options. Morton, a 67-year-old retired truck driver in Colorado, said Democrats have “gone too far to the left towards socialism,” while Republicans are “globalists” who “don’t care about the working-class people in this country.” Morton, an independent…

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