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TechDailyPost The recent suggestion by UMkhonto WeSizwe Party (MKP) chief whip, Mzwanele Manyi, to scrap weekends has sparked understandable outrage across South Africa. The immediate backlash highlighted a crucial point many South Africans instinctively grasp: weekends aren’t a luxury, they

TechDailyPost One writer shares her experience with using ambition as a trauma response and why she’s choosing to reframe her idea of true success. I went to work six hours after my mother died.  I was 28 at the time,

TechDailyPost One often reads that people are a business’s biggest asset. While it has become somewhat of a business cliché, it remains the truth because every organisation is 100% dependent on the performance of its teams, across multiple functions and

AI and ML are transforming online entertainment gaming by delivering hyper-personalised experiences, predicting behaviour, and enhancing engagement. As a marketer with a strong background in technology, I’ve always been fascinated by how innovation reshapes industries. And now, stepping into the

Online betting in South Africa is a thriving business, expected to become a billion-dollar sector within four years. But there are risks, especially as the digital era makes it easy to forge identities. Betting companies must manage fraud risks and honour

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, organisations must stay ahead by embracing new and innovative business models. While still relevant, the traditional supply and demand model is now being complemented by a range of emerging business strategies shaping the future

TechDailyPost Artificial Intelligence versus Jobs – the grand showdown between silicon and livelihoods. Prof Calestous Juma‘s insights from Innovation and Its Enemies are like a treasure map to navigate this clash of titans. First off, let’s acknowledge the elephant in the room: AI

“Knowing when, where and how to focus your marketing is key to business success.” I just finished reading a really great book on marketing – Future Demand by James Hurman. It’s a short book with punchy content that’s so good that I

Sport has a remarkable way of bringing South Africans together, especially at times when we need it the most.  I’m sure most of you experienced every possible emotion last night when you were watching the game, but nothing beat the

It is the last day of the June school holidays, instead of these children preparing for tomorrow as the schools reopen, they are in their soccer kits playing their hearts out. They do not care if they wake up tomorrow