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Why Fewer People Are Being Convicted for Commercial Crimes

15 May 2026 By Port Elizabethan

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The number of people being convicted of commercial crimes has dropped significantly in the past two decades, while the number of reported crimes has increased.The National Prosecuting Authority has a dedicated unit – the Specialised Commercial Crimes Unit (SCCU) – to prosecute fraud, corruption and money laundering. In addition to the prosecuting unit, South Africa also has Specialised Commercial Crime Courts (SCCCs). Most of the SCCU’s cases are prosecuted in these courts. Both the unit and the … [Read more...] about Why Fewer People Are Being Convicted for Commercial Crimes

Holy Rosary Rowers Test Their Mettle Against Elite British Clubs

14 May 2026 By Alan Straton

Table of Contents Four exceptional young athletes from Holy Rosary School have returned from the United Kingdom after representing Rowing South Africa with distinction at two international regattas. Following their standout performances at the South African Schools Rowing Championships, Erin Beeming, Cleo de Keizer, Emilia Riccardi, and Kate Zillen were selected for the prestigious RowSA U16 Development Tour which spanned 10 days of high-level international competition. The tour saw the girls … [Read more...] about Holy Rosary Rowers Test Their Mettle Against Elite British Clubs

Kagiso Trust Launches Toolkit to Help Matric Learners Turn Uncertainty Into Action

29 April 2026 By Alan Straton

Table of Contents Comprehensive guide offers practical tools, study strategies and career planning support for the class of 2026 Your future doesn’t start after matric, it starts now – and you don’t have to figure it out alone. That’s the message of the Makers of the Future toolkit, launched today by Kagiso Trust to support South Africa’s 2026 matric cohort through one of the most consequential years of their lives. The free, downloadable toolkit provides practical tools, study strategies, … [Read more...] about Kagiso Trust Launches Toolkit to Help Matric Learners Turn Uncertainty Into Action

Is AI Failing to Live up to the Hype — Or Are Businesses Using It Wrong?

28 April 2026 By Alan Straton

Table of Contents Durban: Artificial intelligence has become one of the most discussed business tools in South African workplaces, with companies rapidly adopting platforms like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot in the hope of improving productivity, reducing workload, and accelerating decision-making. However, according to College Africa Group (CAG), the real problem is not that AI is failing — it is that many businesses are using it incorrectly. “Most organisations expected AI to replace … [Read more...] about Is AI Failing to Live up to the Hype — Or Are Businesses Using It Wrong?

Adreach Impact Brand Solutions Expands Partnership with Parktown Boys’ High School

21 April 2026 By Alan Straton

Adreach Impact Brand Solutions, one of South Africa’s leading Out-of-Home advertising and brand solutions companies with over 26 years of experience, is proud to announce the deepening of its longstanding partnership with Parktown Boys’ High School through the introduction of an educational bursary. Since 2023, Adreach has been a committed supporter of Parktown Boys’ High School’s development initiatives, embodying a shared ethos of excellence, leadership, and community impact. The partnership … [Read more...] about Adreach Impact Brand Solutions Expands Partnership with Parktown Boys’ High School

Kagiso Trust Sets Its Sights on Igniting Human Capacity Across Africa

20 April 2026 By Alan Straton

Table of Contents After 40 years as one of South Africa’s leading development agencies, Kagiso Trust says it intends to expand its impact across the continent. The move, announced by chairperson Mankoni Ntsaba in the Trust’s new annual report, marks a strategic pivot that recognises the continent’s interconnected development challenges and solutions. “South Africa’s development is intrinsically linked to the progress of the continent,” says Ntsaba. “Going forward, we will seek to expand our … [Read more...] about Kagiso Trust Sets Its Sights on Igniting Human Capacity Across Africa

ChatGPT in Business: The Biggest Risk Isn’t the AI — It’s How Employees Are Using It

7 April 2026 By Alan Straton

Table of Contents South Africa, Durban: There’s a lot of excitement around AI in the workplace right now — and for good reason. Tools like ChatGPT can help employees write emails faster, structure reports, and save time on admin tasks. In many cases, the productivity gains are real. But there’s a problem most organisations aren’t paying enough attention to: The biggest risk isn’t the AI — it’s how people are using it. What’s Actually Happening Inside Companies In most businesses, AI … [Read more...] about ChatGPT in Business: The Biggest Risk Isn’t the AI — It’s How Employees Are Using It

Autism School vs Real Intervention: Rethinking Autism Support in South Africa

19 March 2026 By Alan Straton

Johannesburg: As the world marks World Autism Awareness Day on 2 April, and Autism Awareness Month throughout April, urgent conversations are emerging around how best to support children on the autism spectrum. With current estimates now at 1 in 33 children diagnosed with autism, families, educators, and healthcare providers are being challenged to rethink traditional approaches. Globally, even pioneers involved in shaping diagnostic frameworks within American Psychiatric Association criteria … [Read more...] about Autism School vs Real Intervention: Rethinking Autism Support in South Africa

South African Audiologist Launches Children’s Book on World Hearing Day to Tackle Childhood Hearing Loss

1 March 2026 By Alan Straton

Pretoria, South Africa: South African audiologist Bronwyn van Wyk today launches her debut children’s picture book, “Little Rabbit’s Quiet Quest”, timed to coincide with World Hearing Day 2026 — a day the World Health Organization (WHO) has dedicated to hearing loss in children.The rhyming picture book follows Little Rabbit, a young bunny who struggles to hear the sounds of the forest around her. After encountering teasing, fear, and self-doubt, Rabbit embarks on a journey through the Whispering … [Read more...] about South African Audiologist Launches Children’s Book on World Hearing Day to Tackle Childhood Hearing Loss

Kagiso Trust Slams 2.44% Education Budget Hike

27 February 2026 By Alan Straton

Table of Contents Leading development agency welcomes extra cash for ECD and TVET infrastructure but says the opportunity to ignite South Africa’s human potential is being squandered Kagiso Trust is disappointed by the 2.44% increase in education funding announced in yesterday’s Budget, warning that far more is needed to address the systemic inequalities threatening South Africa’s economic future. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s allocation of R358.5 billion to basic education and … [Read more...] about Kagiso Trust Slams 2.44% Education Budget Hike

Why Corporate AI Training in South Africa Must Strengthen Excel and Word Skills — Not Replace Them

17 February 2026 By Alan Straton

Table of Contents Johannesburg: As artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot become embedded in South African workplaces, many organisations are rushing to adopt AI without addressing a deeper challenge: weak foundational digital skills. Corporate AI training in South Africa is increasingly in demand as a fast-track solution to improve reporting, communication, and data analysis. However, experts warn that AI cannot replace fundamental proficiency in Microsoft … [Read more...] about Why Corporate AI Training in South Africa Must Strengthen Excel and Word Skills — Not Replace Them

Why Journalists are Like Electricians

10 February 2026 By Alan Straton

Table of Contents I find myself as one involved in both aspects of these trades – one ‘keeps the lights on’ and one ‘sheds light on the truth’. Or as my young boys would have a chuckle to: One is a ‘Story Teller’ and the other is a ‘Wire Puller’. Yes – I was teased mercilessly in primary school as a ‘draad trekker’! But, to the comparison. Both journalists and electricians have to have certain qualifications, follow specific guidelines and adhere to certain ethical considerations. Both are … [Read more...] about Why Journalists are Like Electricians

Ladles of Love: 22 Days to the Section 18A Deadline

5 February 2026 By Alan Straton

Table of Contents Here’s what many CFOs still overlook: A R10 000.00 donation to a Section 18A approved organisation such as Ladles of Love translates into a R2 800.00 tax saving at South Africa’s 28% corporate tax rate, while funding 1000 nutritious meals for children in need. But the return goes far beyond tax efficiency. Those 1000 meals are shown to improve concentration by up to 95%, reduce illness by up to 90%, and deliver measurable ESG outcomes that resonate with investors, boards, … [Read more...] about Ladles of Love: 22 Days to the Section 18A Deadline

AI Produces Language – Not Decisions: Why South African Leaders Are Re-asserting Human Accountability

5 February 2026 By Alan Straton

Johannesburg: Artificial intelligence tools are increasingly embedded in everyday workplace activity. From drafting emails to summarising reports, AI is now influencing how information is produced and communicated across organisations.However, AI does not verify facts, apply judgment, or assume responsibility. College Africa Group (CAG) is seeing a growing shift among South African organisations toward re-asserting human accountability as AI adoption accelerates. “AI produces language, not … [Read more...] about AI Produces Language – Not Decisions: Why South African Leaders Are Re-asserting Human Accountability

AI in the Workplace Training Helps South African Organisations Reduce Risk and Improve Productivity

27 January 2026 By Alan Straton

Table of Contents Johannesburg: As artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot become increasingly common in offices, many South African organisations are discovering that AI adoption without clear governance can quickly create operational, reputational, and compliance risks. College Africa Group (CAG), a South African corporate training provider, has seen growing demand from HR, finance, and leadership teams for structured guidance on how AI should be used … [Read more...] about AI in the Workplace Training Helps South African Organisations Reduce Risk and Improve Productivity

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