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Sibahle Malinga

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  • Senior Business Journalist and Newsletter Editor, ITWeb
Johannesburg
As seen in: ITWeb, EIN News, ITWeb Brainstorm, Energy Central, ITWeb Africa, Submarine Telecoms Forum, Technology For You, News Explorer
Tech – business Journalist at ITWeb and former Radio producer at SAfm
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Rosslyn plant to power Chery SA’s electric future

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By Sibahle Malinga Verified
| ITWeb Verified
The Chery Tiggo 4 Cross HEV. (Image source: Chery) Chery plans to manufacture new energy vehicles (NEVs) in South Africa, as part of a broader localisation strategy centred on its newly-acquired Rosslyn manufacturing plant. This positions SA as the Chinese car maker’s African manufacturing, research and development (R&D), and export hub, it says.
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Human skills drive AI-era careers

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By Sibahle Malinga Verified
| ITWeb Verified
While demand for AI skills continues to surge, uniquely human capabilities are becoming the biggest differentiator in the future workforce. (Image source: 123RF) Artificial intelligence (AI) is creating a two-track employment landscape in which jobs requiring human judgement, creativity and leadership are growing faster and commanding higher salaries than roles increasingly simplified through automation.
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EFSA urges govt to accelerate e-commerce policy

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By Sibahle Malinga Verified
| ITWeb Verified
Alastair Tempest, CEO of the Ecommerce Forum South Africa. (Photograph by Lesley Moyo) The E-commerce Forum South Africa (EFSA) is intensifying efforts to improve consumer trust, strengthen digital skills and shape the imminent national e-commerce policy, as online retail continues its rapid expansion across SA. Speaking to ITWeb TV, EFSA CEO Alastair Tempest outlined the organisation's priorities over the next two years, saying SA’s e-commerce market has expanded rapidly over the past six years.
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