“We’ve seen an increase in customers joining us simply because we’re on the ball.” – Peter Schmidt-Löffler, CEO of Sub-Saharan Africa.

Call for effective policies outlining when the use of cell phones and other portable electronic devices is appropriate or prohibited.

A look back at last week’s top stories.

It’s anticipated that the downward trend will continue into next week.

A game-changing project is a continent-wide high-speed magnetic levitation rail network that will link 80% of Africa’s population.

The SAATM will provide more open market access for airlines registered in participating countries.

This is going to be a long but necessary outage – the first of its kind for Koeberg, says chief nuclear officer.

The spend by the South African logistics industry on AI predicted to reach $187m by 2025.

In the past financial year, the CDC acquired 13 new investors with a combined pledged investment value of R557.7 million.

It’s not supply chains competing in the country, but South Africa Inc, says Saaff CEO.

Lufthansa may still choose to become a minority partner or walk away from the offer completely.

Eskom has set a new record with its inability to provide for the country’s electricity demand, losing 24 000 megawatts or 47% of its entire network.