Tag: creativity

Renowned chef Jan Hendrik van der Westhuizen regularly leads select groups of guests on JAN Voyage, a series of extraordinary culinary journeys through France and Italy. In his latest cookbook, JAN Voyage, he invites readers and home cooks to embark on memorable taste explorations.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere, but understanding is scarce. The challenge lies in a lack of context, capacity and people who know how to use AI not just to create content, but to create impact. This is central to supporting Africa’s creative boom.

For the author, food is an endless avenue for creativity and freedom. She believes good food should never be limited by budget, time, creativity or skill. Spending time in the kitchen should not feel like a chore. Instead, it should be a playful, therapeutic and rewarding experience that feeds both body and soul.

The first time I opened the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7, I realised it was more than a phone; it was a statement. The hinge unfolded with such precision that it felt engineered for a new era of smartphones. Samsung has clearly fine-tuned every element, and the Galaxy Z Fold7 now feels like a complete product, not a prototype of the future, but the future itself.

The African diaspora is one of the fastest-growing communities in the world. The United Nations estimates that more than 170 million people of African descent live outside the continent. Among them is me, a South African living in the Netherlands. My personal journey reflects how diaspora identities continually reshape the way brands are perceived across continents.

Southern Africa’s Private Equity (PE) industry remains cautiously optimistic. The outlook is underpinned by deal-making momentum, resilient portfolio performance and a shift toward more diversified investment strategies. These evolving dynamics were unpacked at our recent PE Connect event. Industry leaders explored the key drivers and pressures shaping Southern Africa’s private equity market.

Still building campaigns around the same old audience segment? You’re not alone. Most marketers are doing the same. Not because it’s working, but because there hasn’t been a better or easier way to access fresh, high-quality audiences. For too long, audience buying has been fragmented. It has also been expensive and slow to scale. That is exactly what needs to change.

For Mzansi’s small businesses, Heritage Month arrives at a pivotal moment. It marks the start of the year’s busiest trading season. The weeks ahead often determine not just whether a business survives. They also determine if it can seize new growth opportunities.

Should graduates be worried about Artificial Intelligence (AI)? AI is changing what it means to step into the job market. At the same time, it is opening doors for those ready to learn. Graduation is a moment of arrival. It represents the first exciting step into adulthood, independence and the beginning of a career.

It is undeniable that Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education, even though still in its relative infancy, has a multiplier effect on student outcomes. I have seen how individualised learning impacts performance, and when combined with daily advances in real life, it often raises concern about the role of human educators in classrooms.