South Africa is bursting with entrepreneurial talent but talent alone doesn't pay the bills. Billions are pledged, programs are launched, yet the funding gap refuses to close. Today we're getting real about why.

South Africa is bursting with entrepreneurial talent but talent alone doesn't pay&nbsp;the bills. Billions are pledged, programs are launched, yet the funding gap&nbsp;refuses to close. Today we're getting real about why.

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  & Lonwabo Nkohla on your Sports Desk

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  &amp; Lonwabo Nkohla on your Sports Desk

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with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  & Lonwabo Nkohla in Sports

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  &amp; Lonwabo Nkohla in Sports

#SMEConnect| Thulisa Sosibo, Managing Executive of EmpowaEntrepreneurs

African Perspective: Mkhulu Ntsingisa

Artificial intelligence is making headlines on two fronts. Internationally, Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI could disrupt the company's ambitions to develop AI- powered devices. Here at home, Telkom has announced a R100 million AI Institute to help equip South Africans with the digital and AI skills needed for the future. To unpack what these developments mean for consumers, businesses and the country's AI landscape, we're joined by tech expert Olivier Tshimibidi.

Artificial intelligence is making headlines on two fronts. Internationally,&nbsp;Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI could disrupt the company's ambitions to develop AI-&nbsp;powered devices. Here at home, Telkom has announced a R100 million AI Institute to help&nbsp;equip South Africans with the digital and AI skills needed for the future.&nbsp;To unpack what these developments mean for consumers, businesses and the country's AI&nbsp;landscape, we're joined by tech expert Olivier Tshimibidi.

#TechTuesday| Tech Expert Olivier Tshimibidi

From 1 July 2026, the AARTO system came into effect in 62 municipalities across South Africa, marking a major step in government's efforts to improve road safety and strengthen the enforcement of traffic laws. While the demerit points system will only be implemented in 2027, motorists are already being urged to familiarise themselves with the new administrative process for traffic infringements, fines and their rights under AARTO.

From 1 July 2026, the AARTO system came into effect in 62 municipalities&nbsp;across South Africa, marking a major step in government's efforts to improve road safety and&nbsp;strengthen the enforcement of traffic laws. While the demerit points system will only be&nbsp;implemented in 2027, motorists are already being urged to familiarise themselves with the&nbsp;new administrative process for traffic infringements, fines and their rights under AARTO.

#SMEConnect| Thulisa Sosibo, Managing Executive of EmpowaEntrepreneurs

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