This is the introduction to a 3-part series that tackles the pressing issue of youth unemployment in South Africa. With a focus on President Rramaphosa'sbold initiative to remove work experience requirements for job seekers, our opening article offers an in-depth analysis of its potential to open up new horizons for the country's youth

This blog post marks the first in a two-part series dedicated to unpacking the insights and outcomes of the Africa Energy Indaba Conference. We anticipate sharing further developments and detailed analyses post-conference, aiming to contribute to the ongoing discourse on Africa's energy future and the global strides towards a more sustainable and efficient energy landscape.

Here at Greycode, we are focused on researching the different ways IoT can offer solutions. Let’s look at IoHT in practise, how it’s used currently and the future of IoT within the healthcare industry.‍

The integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) in the mining industry marks a significant shift towards enhanced efficiency, improved safety, and environmental sustainability. IoT technologies facilitate real-time monitoring and analysis, leading to streamlined operations and reduced downtime. Safety is notably enhanced through wearable sensors and remote monitoring, significantly reducing accident rates. Moreover, IoT aids in environmental compliance by monitoring factors like air quality and pollutant emissions, ensuring adherence to environmental standards.