Tristan Monzeglio
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Digital platforms reshaping SA’s agricultural landscape (opens the original)
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South African banks are becoming more embedded in the everyday tools farmers use to run their operations rather than stepping in only when financing is required, according to Nedbank Commercial Banking. Financial institutions are increasingly building themselves into the digital systems farmers already use, said Desry Lesele, senior manager for agribusiness client value propositions at Nedbank Commercial Banking. She pointed to Nedbank’s partnership with online agricultural marketplace PrysWys a
AI could add R1-trillion to South African economy, says Huawei (opens the original)
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South Africa’s ability to capture the economic benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) will depend on whether it can close infrastructure and skills gaps, Huawei says, while calling for stronger partnerships between government, businesses and technology providers. The Chinese multinational technology company said AI could contribute between R1-trillion and R1.4-trillion to South Africa’s economy by the end of the decade and create up to 400,000 jobs, but warned that widespread adoption would re
Africa risks falling behind in the AI race (opens the original)
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Africa risks losing the artificial intelligence (AI) race before it starts, according to a new Boston Consulting Group (BCG) report warning that the continent is failing to build the digital infrastructure needed to compete in the global AI economy. Without stronger domestic digital infrastructure, the continent risks exporting its data to train proprietary AI models overseas before paying to license the resulting technology back, the report said. Despite accounting for 18% of the world’s popula
Chinese import surge piles pressure on SA manufacturers (opens the original)
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A new report by Moody’s Ratings has found that a surge in Chinese imports is increasing pressure on South African manufacturers, as China cements a progressively dominant position in African trade. South Africa ranked as the most exposed to Chinese trade competition among eight major African economies assessed in the report. In the ratings agency’s manufacturing vulnerability index (MVI), South Africa scored “high” in all three of its measures — displacement risk, economic sensitivity and export
Court backlogs push mediation into the legal mainstream (opens the original)
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Mandatory mediation is reshaping South Africa’s justice system as court backlogs drive demand for faster dispute resolution, creating new opportunities for trained mediators. As civil trial dates in Gauteng, which grapples with most of South Africa’s commercial disputes, stretch to as far as 2031, mandatory mediation has emerged as a key tool to ease pressure on South Africa’s courts. A high court directive requiring parties in civil matters to attempt mediation before applying for a trial date
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