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Unlocking Africa’s economic potential starts with transport

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At the recent DEVAC Infrastructure Summit, a powerful theme emerged: Africa cannot trade, grow or connect at scale without fixing its transport infrastructure. Outdated rail networks, congested ports and deteriorating roads have left the continent’s logistics backbone under immense strain. However, within that strain lies an opportunity.

Social media evolution – from novelty to necessity

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I remember when social media first appeared in my life. I was 14, and a friend introduced me to this thing called Facebook. At the time, I was more consumed with playing The Sims on our desktop, making careful selections at Musica to purchase a single CD with my favourite songs, and using Encarta CDs for assignments.

A blueprint for monetising data – zero to revenue in record...

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If you’re a retailer, marketplace or e-commerce platform, you could be sitting on an untapped revenue stream – your first-party data. Brands are willing to pay for access to your audience, and with the right approach, you can turn that data into a powerful, scalable revenue channel.

Trademark non-use vulnerability – “Big Mac” loses in EU!

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A registered trademark is vulnerable to revocation or cancellation for non-use if it has not been used for the goods and/or services for which it is registered for a certain amount of time. In most instances this time period is five years and is calculated from the date of registration, as in South Africa and the European Union.

Unleashing Business Potential with the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

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As I navigate the ever-evolving landscape of digital transformation within various industries, I've come to realise how vital the tools we adopt are to our efficiency, connectivity, and competitiveness. In my experience, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra epitomises the kind of transformational tool that transcends its basic function as a smartphone to become a cornerstone for innovative business practices.

Equipping business school graduates with “plug & play” skills

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The demand for highly skilled and adaptable professionals has never been greater. As businesses navigate the complexities of the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) and the digital era, they require graduates equipped not only with technical expertise but also with the soft skills and innovative mindsets necessary to thrive in this dynamic environment.

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