Two entrepreneurs, time zones apart, are working on building cutting-edge blockchain tech and communities in a big office they call the world.
With Africa having a big share of the global malaria burden, technologists are developing new, cost-effective ways to detect the disease – minus the needle.
It’s an early morning in May and as the sun rises, red, orange and yellow hues bathe the swaying sugarcane fields of Malkerns, a small town...
The private railway station at Capital Park in Pretoria suddenly turns into a scene from a colonial movie, complete with sound effects. A locomotive noisily chugs...
Documenting Madiba Sahm Venter, Author “He saw people; he wasn’t one of those leaders who would see only famous people.” South African author, Sahm Venter, spent...
Worldwide, the statistics on informal economies are as appalling as the conditions of the people in them. About 61% of the world’s population earns its living...
Forbes Woman Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa chats with Naledi Pandor, South Africa’s Minister of Higher Education and Training to discuss her plans for youth and enterprise development...
Where most youngsters would opt for a business degree before stepping into business, Ropafadzo Zimunya and Munashe Musarurwa did it the other way around. In a...
Picture this: remote rural Africa, where communities assiduously farm vast stretches of arable land not knowing anything about digital technology or drones that can transform their...
On a scorching hot day, we travel to the Zola area of Soweto, a township south of Johannesburg in South Africa. Despite the soaring mercury, the...
