Making history
Eritrea is one of the poorest and most isolated countries in Africa, yet its array of modernist architecture is among the largest globally,... Read more
1 Mar, 2016
Piece of work
Over the past nine years, international fine art auction house Bonhams (headquartered in London) has sold more than ZAR1... Read more
23 Feb, 2016
Cyber sense
Females are 27 times more likely than their male counterparts to experience online abuse. In fact, 73% of women have... Read more
23 Feb, 2016
Calling the shots
Despite attempts at improving vaccination dosages, South Africa still has one of the highest rates globally of unvaccinated children. The... Read more
23 Feb, 2016
Within limits
Cross-border trade is crucial to the continent’s development – and Africa needs more of it. However, intra-continental investment and business... Read more
16 Feb, 2016
A flying start
Drones are at it again. Above and beyond their general uses, they have proven highly efficient in wildlife surveillance in... Read more
16 Feb, 2016
All systems go
In mining development, accurate and reliable geological and mineral data is critical in highlighting known mineralisation and reducing initial... Read more
16 Feb, 2016
The machine age
Two-thirds of certain jobs in Africa could be susceptible to automation in the coming decades. The skills most affected... Read more
9 Feb, 2016
East is Eden
Nairobi has become the top destination for foreign direct investments (FDIs) in Africa in 2015, exceeding Johannesburg which has... Read more
9 Feb, 2016
Screen grab
Over the next five years, South Africa’s internet advertising market will grow by nearly 23%, which is close to... Read more
9 Feb, 2016
