South Africa's economy has endured a turbulent journey since the onset of COVID-19, grappling with disrupted supply chains, rising unemployment, and widening inequality. The pandemic exposed structural vulnerabilities and compounded long‑standing challenges, from energy insecurity to limited access to digital infrastructure. Yet, amid these struggles, significant progress has been made. Bold reforms, targeted investment have begun to restore confidence.

As South Africans return from the festive season with renewed energy, many households are confronted with the financial realities of a new year. For thousands of families, the beginning of the year is marked by registration fees, textbook purchases, and accommodation deposits for students entering universities and colleges. Yet, alongside this excitement, fraudsters are seizing the opportunity to exploit vulnerable consumers.

South Africa's education system continues to face significant challenges that demand urgent and innovative responses. Unequal access to technology skills across urban, peri‑urban, and rural schools has widened the digital divide. How do we address this?

MANCOSA, one of South Africa's most respected private tertiary education providers, proudly celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2025. Founded in 1995 as a post‑apartheid empowerment initiative, MANCOSA has grown from a pioneering vision into a household name, transforming lives and society through accessible, affordable, and accredited education.

As South Africa's retail landscape braces for another Black Friday surge, new insights reveal that this annual shopping phenomenon is more than just a consumer frenzy; it's a significant contributor to national economic activity. From township spazas to major retail chains, Black Friday has evolved into a powerful economic engine, driving billions in consumer spend and injecting measurable value into the country's GDP.

As we approach year-end, the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) is raising awareness to empower people this International Fraud Awareness Week (16–22 November).   SAFPS CEO, Manie van Schalkwyk, warns that technology has become a significant battleground in the fight against fraud, and scammers are employing various tactics to turn consumers into victims.

Honoris United Universities proudly celebrates the outstanding achievements of its creative institutions, The Animation School (TAS) and Red & Yellow Creative School of Business (R&Y), whose talented students collectively brought home 18 awards at the prestigious Loerie Awards 2025.

You are going about your day when you receive an unexpected call from your “bank” claiming there is fraud on your account. The caller tries to pressure you into taking action, but something does not feel right. So, what do you do? Just say goodbye.

As the world celebrates World Teachers' Day on October 5th, it's time to shift the spotlight from appreciation to action. In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, teachers face unprecedented challenges and opportunities in preparing students for a future shaped by technology. To meet this moment, we must invest in the people at the heart of education, the teachers.

Dr Aradhana Mansingh, School Manager at the MANCOSA School of Business Excellence,  points out that South Africa's tech skills brain drain is very concerning when one considers South Africa's ambitions to become one of the biggest digital economies in Africa.

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As South Africa celebrates Women's Month (observed throughout August), a significant spotlight needs to be placed on one of the country's most powerful yet often understated economic engines: female entrepreneurship. Celebrating and supporting women-led enterprise is not simply a social imperative, it is a strategic one.

While the tax filing season is a time of economic alignment and fiscal responsibility, it is also a prime opportunity for cybercriminals to exploit unsuspecting taxpayers.

From boardrooms to global stages, African thought leaders are reshaping narratives, driving innovation, and building brands that reflect the continent’s true potential. The latest piece from Post Express explores how Africa’s branding renaissance is fueling corporate influence and thought leadership across industries.

As South Africa grapples with deepening social and economic challenges, mental health must remain a priority.

South Africa stands at a pivotal moment in its technological evolution, poised to redefine itself as Africa’s leading digital powerhouse. However, the MANCOSA School of Information and Digital Technology (SIDT) highlights that critical structural and regulatory challenges must be addressed to translate this ambition into tangible results.

South African tertiary education providers are taking heavy fire as students use generative artificial intelligence (AI) platforms to allegedly cheat their way through their degrees. MANCOSA points out that, while technology is becoming a significant issue within key institutions, academic leaders need to know their enemy and encourage students to use technology responsibly.

The rise of technology has emboldened criminal syndicates, leading to a significant increase in global fraud. This will take centre stage at the SAFPS International Fraud Summit.

SAFPS Annual Report 2025

The Southern African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) is warning the public against a scam in which scammers are posing as members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) who trick and intimidate individuals into handing over personal and financial information to them. In extreme cases, victims are even manipulated into transferring funds to these scammers.