Technology company, Versofy, best known for its solar solutions and services, says that preparing for South Africa's(SA) water crisis should become a significant priority.

The company, which is fast becoming a necessity-driven entrepreneurial brand, believes that further use of smart technology will also remain critical when addressing the pressing issues of water scarcity in South Africa.

For more on this, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Ross Mains-Sheard, Co-Founder and CEO of Versofy...

Technology company, Versofy, best known for its solar solutions and services, says that preparing for South Africa's(SA) water crisis should become a significant priority.
The company, which is fast becoming a necessity-driven entrepreneurial brand, believes that further use of smart technology will also remain critical when addressing the pressing issues of water scarcity in South Africa.
For more on this, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Ross Mains-Sheard, Co-Founder and CEO of Versofy...

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Technology company, Versofy says SAs water crisis should become a significant priority

The Sentech Africa Tech Week Conference underway in Cape Town, South Africa has heard that the evolution of digital business services, rapidly accelerating mobile data consumption, and the expansion of the tech sector are driving growth for African data centres. Start-ups, small and medium enterprises, government, academia and civil society organisations focused on digital disruption are attending the conference which  seeks to showcase innovation on the continent. More from Dr Angus Hay, African Data Centres Regional Executive for South Africa.

The Sentech Africa Tech Week Conference underway in Cape Town, South Africa has heard that the evolution of digital business services, rapidly accelerating mobile data consumption, and the expansion of the tech sector are driving growth for African data centres. Start-ups, small and medium enterprises, government, academia and civil society organisations focused on digital disruption are attending the conference which  seeks to showcase innovation on the continent. More from Dr Angus Hay, African Data Centres Regional Executive for South Africa.

The evolution of digital business services driving growth for African data centres

An organisation attending the Rwanda CEO forum is YPO, a global leadership community with over 35 thousand chief executives. And to share more about their attendance at the forum, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Isak Pretorius and Yemi Osindero, YPO members and regional chairs for YPO in Africa

An organisation attending the Rwanda CEO forum is YPO, a global leadership community with over 35 thousand chief executives. And to share more about their attendance at the forum, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Isak Pretorius and Yemi Osindero, YPO members and regional chairs for YPO in Africa

Young Presidents' Organisation attends the Rwanda CEO forum

The vibrancy of Africa's Travel Indaba this year resonated with the spirit of progress and inclusivity, notably reflected in Namibia's robust participation. With a notable surge in exhibitors, the event stood as a testament to Namibia Tourism Board's (NTB) dedication to advancing the nation's tourism landscape. The NTB stand had about 27 co-exhibitors, four of those co-exhibitors are previously disadvantaged persons who are fully sponsored by the board. To tell share more about the outcomes of their participation at this event, is Flora Quest, Public Relations Officer for the NTB

The vibrancy of Africa's Travel Indaba this year resonated with the spirit of progress and inclusivity, notably reflected in Namibia's robust participation. With a notable surge in exhibitors, the event stood as a testament to Namibia Tourism Board's (NTB) dedication to advancing the nation's tourism landscape. The NTB stand had about 27 co-exhibitors, four of those co-exhibitors are previously disadvantaged persons who are fully sponsored by the board. To tell share more about the outcomes of their participation at this event, is Flora Quest, Public Relations Officer for the NTB

Technology company, Versofy says SAs water crisis should become a significant priority

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