African Football Keeps Quiet On FIFA

African Football Keeps Quiet On FIFA

Local football analyst Isack Hamata says the Confederation of African Football (CAF) is maintaining a ‘quiet diplomacy’ compared to other continental football bodies. This week three continental football bodies, the Union of European Football Associations (Uefa), the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (Concacaf) and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), issued an…

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The most dangerous customer is the quiet one

The most dangerous customer is the quiet one

The most dangerous customer isn’t the one who complains. It’s the one who has stopped bothering. Over the last two columns I followed a single failure from cause to consequence: selling products before they are built, and the technical debt that leaves behind. This is where the bill finally gets paid. Not by the vendor….

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Absa goes quiet on its MVNO plans

Absa goes quiet on its MVNO plans

Absa managing executive Nick Nkosi Eight months after telling TechCentral it was readying the launch of a mobile virtual network operator, Absa is giving very little away about how those plans are progressing – or when South Africans can expect to see an Absa-branded Sim card. Last October, Nick Nkosi, Absa’s managing executive for transactional…

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South Africa’s quiet rise as a global tech talent hub

South Africa’s quiet rise as a global tech talent hub

The global competition for technology talent is intensifying. Across the US and Europe, organisations are facing longer hiring cycles, rising costs and persistent shortages in experienced software engineers. Research from firms such as Gartner and McKinsey1 continues to highlight the same challenge: demand for digital skills is growing faster than supply. As a result, companies…

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