Latest newsSouth African tertiary education providers are taking heavy fire as students use generative artificial intelligence (AI) platforms to allegedly cheat their way through their degrees. By all accounts, those in positions of authority within these institutions are at a loss, as there is no clear strategy to address the situation definitively. 21 May 2025 Read more The Clarens Arts Festival is on the horizon again, shining bright with big names and intriguing workshops, taking place from 1-4 May. 10 Apr 2025 Read more South Africa has always held the acclaim of being one of the continent's largest economies and is still the most diversified economy in Africa. 19 Mar 2025 Read more The amalgamation of the ombudsman for banking services (OBS), the credit ombud (CO), the ombudsman for long-term insurance (OLTI), and the ombudsman for short-term insurance (OSTI) into the National Financial Ombud Scheme (NFO) marked a significant moment for the financial services sector in South Africa. Consumers and companies within the financial services sector gained access to a single body that was able to address all complaints and disputes within the financial sector, previously dealt with by the separate schemes, fairly and equitably. 4 Mar 2025 Read more After many years of sluggish economic growth, there is growing optimism that the South African economy will grow by 1,7% as the government addresses the country's structural challenges. 20 Feb 2025 Read more Revitalised from their end-of-year vacation, South Africans typically tackle the new year with gusto and renewed vigour. It is also a time when students who matriculated the year before, start the next phase of their journey as they enter into universities and colleges eager to further their education. 23 Jan 2025 Read more As the embers of 2024 die down, we look forward to a new year and the continued role that tertiary institutions play in shaping the national dialogue of growth and national prosperity, creating a beacon of hope and positioning South Africa as one of the leading economies in Africa. 9 Jan 2025 Read more On 25 November 2024, we received the devastating news of the passing of Imran Vanker and his beloved daughter, Sara, in a tragic motor vehicle accident. This loss is not only personal but also a significant one for South Africa, the global auditing profession and humanity as a whole. 9 Dec 2024 Read more Much of the focus throughout 2024 has been the May elections and their outcome. The lead-up to the election was highly anticipated, with many citizens anxious about what turned out to be one of the most contested elections since 1994. We then had to come to terms with a new system of leadership where power was shared among South Africa's political opponents, who had to find a way to 'get along'. 6 Dec 2024 Read more From humble beginnings, Black Friday has gained significant momentum and has become one of the shopping events of the season, marking the start of the festive season for many South Africans. 20 Nov 2024 Read more International Fraud Awareness Week is an annual global observance highlighting the scourge of fraud in society and the efforts that various sectors are implementing to address this growing challenge. This year, it will be held from 17 November to 24 November. 19 Nov 2024 Read more South Africa has faced two major cyber security breaches this year and has been the victim of ongoing cyber abuse over a significant period, which cost millions of rands in losses. 20 Sep 2024 Read more As South Africa continues to plot its new political discourse under the Government of National Unity, education has been identified as a critical focal area where key reforms will lead to future economic growth. 5 Sep 2024 Read more According to media reports there has been a significant increase in kidnappings in South Africa, where criminal syndicates have targeted South African entrepreneurs. The banking division of the National Financial Ombud Scheme (NFO) has received some complaints relating to kidnappings where consumers disclose their confidential banking information under duress. 14 Aug 2024 Read more Despite the fact that South Africa is going through a significant political transition, our democracy remains a shining beacon of hope on a continent where a democratic process is desperately needed in many countries. 13 Aug 2024 Read more The Ombudsman for Long-term Insurance (OLTI) and the Ombudsman for Short-term Insurance (OSTI) have published their last joint annual report for 2023, as they have now been incorporated into the National Financial Ombud Scheme South Africa (NFO). 1 Jul 2024 Read more On May 29, South Africa held one of the most pivotal elections in the country's democratic history. As politicians diligently work to find common ground and make the Government of National Unity function, there is a palpable concern about the future of some of the country's most crucial sectors. 26 Jun 2024 Read more What should we call a group of top visual artists? A "bevy", a block, a bond, or an ensemble? We believe the most fitting term is simply "the Clarens Arts Festival". Join us from 1 May to 5 May in Clarens, Free State, for this spectacular gathering. 2 May 2024 Read more International World Health Day is celebrated on 7 April. This year’s celebration comes at a time when many health systems worldwide are looking for ways to address capacity issues and funding for essential services. Mental health is becoming a growing focal point, with many asking if enough is being done to address the issue appropriately. 3 Apr 2024 Read more Higher education institutions worldwide are currently facing a critical period in their existence. They have to redefine their value proposition to a cohort of students who are not only digital natives but have grown up in an environment where the pace of technological change is quicker than ever before while trying to maintain the core values, principles, and practices that have served them well for centuries. 19 Mar 2024 Read more
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