Digital ID without a smartphone? Here's what it means
Digital identity promises convenience, but convenience does not look the same for every South African. A closer look at the draft rules shows where physical ID cards still fit into the picture.
Can drones bring healthcare closer to rural South Africa?
South Africa has tested drones for blood and medical sample transport. The next step is proving whether the service can support rural patients beyond a demonstration flight.
Could a repairability score help South Africans buy appliances?
A low purchase price can lose its appeal when a minor fault leads to an expensive replacement. Repairability information could help you assess more than the amount shown on the shelf.
What you should know about facial recognition cameras in everyday places
Facial recognition has become part of daily life in many public and private spaces. Knowing when a camera is collecting biometric data is the first step towards understanding how that information may be used.
What a bank branch closure could mean for small town customers
A bank branch closure changes more than the address on a statement. Residents may need a new plan for cash, paperwork and account problems that cannot be sorted out through a screen.
Can an AI system reject your CV before a person ever sees it?
A quick rejection email does not show whether a recruiter read your CV. The application may have met a fixed rule, gone through automated screening, or reached a person first.
