Webber Wentzel partners, say South Africa’s Draft National AI Policy marks a major shift toward formal AI regulation, urging organisations to strengthen governance, engage in public consultation, and prepare for a multi-regulatory, sector-specific compliance environment.

Lumetrade by Lumepay introduces institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure in Africa, enabling faster, transparent, and compliant cross-border transactions, addressing costly inefficiencies in traditional banking systems and positioning digital assets as a viable rail for value transfer across the continent.

Marriott Investment Managers says integrating AI into its investment process enhances analytical depth and efficiency, allowing analysts to focus on judgement and decision-making, while maintaining a disciplined, long-term dividend-focused philosophy supported by strong governance.

Andre Symes, CEO of Genasys, says the appointment of Hugh Hessing and Gavin Routledge strengthens the company’s leadership, bringing deep industry and strategic expertise to support its growth as a mid-market challenger in insurance technology.

Senzo Mbhele, Managing Director at Cloud On Demand, says businesses should move beyond AI hype and focus on practical, value-driven use cases. He emphasises that AI works best when augmenting people, starting small, and aligning with clear business outcomes rather than replacing human roles.

Allan Juma, Lead Cyber Security Engineer at ESET, says multicloud strategies should be viewed as essential enablers of resilience, compliance and innovation, rather than just cost centres, helping businesses remain competitive, secure and operational in an increasingly complex and risk-prone environment.