10 benefits to online learning through Richfield

10 benefits to online learning through Richfield

As the demand for flexible tertiary education grows, choosing the right institution is critical. Richfield has perfected the distance learning model, ensuring that students receive the same quality of education as they would on campus, but with the added perks of modern flexibility. Here are 10 reasons to choose online learning in South Africa through…

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Bash powers TFG online sales as group profit tumbles

Bash powers TFG online sales as group profit tumbles

The Foschini Group’s online business was one of the few bright spots in a bruising financial year, with its Bash platform driving a 49.2% surge in e-commerce sales across its South African operation even as group profit slumped and the retailer took R1-billion in write-downs against its offshore brands. TFG, the JSE-listed owner of brands…

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Africa: How South Africa’s Xenophobic Online Machine Was Rebooted in 2026

Africa: How South Africa’s Xenophobic Online Machine Was Rebooted in 2026

Recent events did not create SA’s xenophobic online machine. They reveal how entrenched, interconnected and politically influential that machine has already become. South Africa’s latest wave of xenophobic mobilisation did not begin with a political speech or a major violent incident. It began with a missing-person campaign. Yet this resurgence would not have been possible…

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7 key digital platforms to market your business online

7 key digital platforms to market your business online

Understanding how to market your business online starts with knowing where to show up. For SMEs navigating business marketing in South Africa, the challenge isn’t just being online, it’s choosing the right mix of platforms that work together to drive real results. A single channel won’t carry your strategy. Success comes from a multi-platform approach,…

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Africa: How South Africa’s Xenophobic Online Machine Was Rebooted in 2026

Africa’s Youth Are Online, but Locked Out of the Digital Economy’s Real Value

By 2024, only 38% of Africa’s population was online, according to the International Telecommunication Union–far below the global average of 68%. For a continent often described as digital-first, this gap exposes deeper structural barriers that continue to limit access, opportunity, and meaningful economic participation, particularly for its youth. Africa’s digital economy is frequently framed as…

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