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Africa’s Digital Frontier 2025: Johannesburg Briefing Unpacks Megatrends And Intelligent Orchestration
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Senior technology leaders convened in Johannesburg this week for a high-impact briefing on the CIO100 Megatrends Report 2025, a landmark…
AI Drives Changes In SA IT Skills Needs
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The widespread adoption of Artificial Intelligence is driving rapid change in the IT job market and the skills needed within…
SA Parliament Appoints Unathi Thosago As CIO
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The Parliament of South Africa has appointed Unathi Thosago as its new Chief Information Officer (CIO), starting January 2026. Thosago…
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Annual Job Hopping Spikes Insider Threats
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Many South Africans will be switching jobs come January and February after year-end bonuses and some post-holiday reflection. And, while…
Amazon plans satellite Internet launch In South Africa
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Amazon is preparing to bring satellite internet services to South Africa. The company has confirmed that it is preparing to…
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The March 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine focus on cybersecurity leadership across the continent, featuring three distinct perspectives on protecting Africa’s digital infrastructure. South Africa’s Dirk Labuschagne (Direct Transact) provides honest insights into the relentless nature of CISO responsibilities, while East Africa’s Tim Theuri (M-Pesa Africa) operates as the unsung guardian of mobile money security, and West Africa’s Olugbolahan Olusanya (TeKnowledge) exemplifies the integration of technical expertise with executive leadership. All three editions examine how Africa’s banking CISOs are bracing for the future of risk, positioning cybersecurity leadership as crucial to the continent’s digital sovereignty and the protection of its growing digital economy.
