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Has Cryptocurrency Come Of Age?

James Francis explores the need for cryptocurrency regulation in South Africa.

Between Chaos & Order

A desire to experiment and try new things underpins Stefan Smit’s art and led to his interest in mural painting.

Steel Industry Battles The Odds

If promised infrastructure projects don’t materialise, steel’s once-shiny future will become dull, reports Dale Hes.

Cleaning Up After Computers

Joanne Carew finds out what happens to your old electronics that end up in the bin.

AI, Take The Wheel

Autonomous vehicles are making waves internationally. But is South Africa ready for them? By Trevor Crighton.

An Appetite For Diamonds

Tomra Sorting Mining prepares for new product launch.

Price VS. Value

What determines artwork pricing and value? Robin Scher consults the experts to find out more.

Is Your Office Smart Enough?

Businesses are rethinking their workspace configurations to ensure optimal space efficiency and employee wellness. By Kim Maxwell.

Buying Art Online: Browse, Click, Collect

The internet brings the art world to you, offering opportunities for new and seasoned collectors alike, writes Dave Mann.

Safety Remains The Highest Priority

The mining industry experienced and reacted to the coronavirus pandemic in several ways. By Rodney Weidemann.

Franchising Looks To The Future

Can the flame of entrepreneurship be reignited? By Akona Qengqe, chairperson of the Franchise Association of South Africa.

Tax Tech

Innovations in accounting software help businesses streamline financial processes. Caryn Gootkin finds out how these changes help finance professionals.

Paper And Packaging: Preserving The Forest

The paper and pulp industry is committed to sustainability of forests and never takes out more than it replaces. By Trevor Crighton.

2020 The Year That Was

Since early January, 2020 has been anything but uneventful…

The Post-COVID-19 Workplace

With working from home likely to become the norm in a post-COVID-19 world, what does that mean for occupational health and safety? By Monique Verduyn.