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GenAI gains ground in SA but governance lags
The new SA Generative AI Roadmap 2025 reveals a vast gap between use and governance of GenAI,...
Black Friday Index springs a surprise
Beneath the retail frenzy at the end of November every year, a shifting reality is taking shape,...
SA’s first Identity Index reveals business concerns
The study by iiDENTIFii and World Wide Worx shows only 24.5% of medium and large businesses at a...
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- Travel Tech: Digital travel meets the border
by Arthur Goldstuck on 5 November 2026Visa barriers are deterring African travellers as demand grows for digital alternatives, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK. The post Travel Tech: Digital travel <br>meets the border appeared first on Gadget.
- 2bn still offline as AI era takes offby Ndaba Bika on 5 November 2026
The world's internet population has reached 6.3-billion, but poorer countries face a widening gap in access to advanced networks, writes NDABA BIKA. The post 2bn still offline as AI era takes off appeared first on Gadget.
- Toyota Gazoo finishes strongby Sheryl Goldstuck on 5 November 2026
Dullstroom may have been caught off guard by the crowds and early birds, but the rally was ready for Dullstroom, writes SHERYL GOLDSTUCK. The post Toyota Gazoo finishes strong appeared first on Gadget.
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