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FNB CELEBRATES AFRICA’S BIGGEST HACKATHON – OVER 10 000 CODERS BUILD TECH FOR SOCIAL IMPACT

The FNB Hackathon, the largest of its kind in Africa, took place at the end of October, uniting over 10 000 participants in a shared mission to design tech-driven solutions that tackle some of Africa’s most pressing social challenges in

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IT’S NOT JUST OUTPUTS BUT OUTCOMES THAT MATTER: WHY THE HUMAN STORIES BEHIND THE METRICS COUNT

In any report on SME funding, numbers alone can never capture the lived reality of small businesses in South Africa. From infrastructure challenges and high inflation to limited access to finance and a difficult economic climate, these businesses face many

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Seshni Naidoo drives ENGIE South Africa’s next chapter in operations and energy innovation

ENGIE South Africa has appointed Seshni Naidoo as Head of Operations & Engineering, effective 1 November. Her expanded remit sits at the centre of South Africa’s energy transition, turning policy into projects and projects into dependable megawatts that communities can

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Rosond powers a greener future in drilling through sustainability and innovation

Leading geological and exploration drilling solutions provider Rosond is driving innovation and sustainability in South Africa’s drilling industry through its latest investments in clean energy technologies. In an era where the mining sector faces increasing scrutiny over its environmental impact,

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GROWING SOUTH AFRICA’S ENGINEERING FUTURE: IMESA YOUNG PROFESSIONALS PROGRAMME BUILDS TALENT PIPELINE AMID INFRASTRUCTURE CRISIS

As South Africa grapples with failing infrastructure and growing service delivery challenges, the Institute of Municipal Engineering of Southern Africa (IMESA) is accelerating its drive to develop young talent through its nationally expanding Young Professionals Portfolio. This initiative is geared towards

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