Featured Image: Pexels It’s become impossible to escape technology and the impact that it has had on the world as we know it. Industries around the globe have adjusted their business approach by implementing several digital technology strategies to further improve how companies are run. With the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI), smartphone apps… Read More How digital technology can help improve your corporate event
As we’ve witnessed the digital epoch take over the world with one retweet, like and live CNN broadcast at a time, it’s only natural that with a plethora of information at our disposal, some would be fake. During election periods, the battle between Democrats and Conservatives, the ANC and the DA and multiple political rivals… Read More Is fact-checking journalism effective at improving political discourse?
Since I started my journey towards my Journalism qualification, it’s been drilled into our heads that we (students) need to utilise Twitter to its greatest capacity as the popular app is a great way for journalists to engage, share and source with and from the public. In the last 3 months, from March to May,… Read More How I gained 1469 Twitter followers in 3 months
Image source: https://www.maxpixel.net/photo-3240211 In January, TapOff, a free mobile app, was released by AUX Studio as a way to inspire people of Cape Town to save water. The app provides Capetonians with real-time updates on the city’s water consumption and motivates them to make positive changes that will have a lasting impact. The current water crisis… Read More TapOff: the app helping CT save water
Webber Wentzel, a leading law firm in South Africa has implemented Luminance’s artificial intelligence technology to aid its legal team and enhance its due diligence processes for M&A transactions. The firm, which is headquartered in Johannesburg, decided to utilise Luminance‘s legal artificial intelligence services as the platform’s built-in collaboration tools will allow its lawyers to quickly… Read More SA law firm implements Luminance’s AI technology
Capturing moments of waves of green, yellow and black, red and black or blue in South Africa is not anything out of the ordinary, especially during election time. However, journalists and media personnel donning political party regalia is a subject that contains controversial aspects to it. According to the Press Council’s Code of Ethics, the… Read More Journalists and the risk of wearing political party regalia
There are two kinds of Capetonians. Those that believe that Cape Town is evidently one of the best run municipalities in the country and those that believe that the DA solely focuses on anything but the poor. Although the city may be excellently run to some, there is a noticeable trend of residents of Cape… Read More The effect of food pricing in South Africa
Brent Meersman, a man who focuses his writing talents on being a columnist, a co-editor, writing for the likes of the BBC and the London Financial Times and reviewing travel and food alike, continues to build up his body of work with diverse reads that range from interviews to basic reviews. The chef’s table… Read More A Brent Meersman Review: His Body of Work
Cape Town can be described as one of the most cosmopolitan, multicultural and diverse cities in not only South Africa, but in the world. The city is made up of areas filled with different people, vibes and experiences. One street in particular merges Cape Town’s unique feel with it’s own magic – Roeland Street. Roeland Street,… Read More Roeland Street Combines The New and The Old
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