Life Styled

  Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation are changing how work is done across industries. From warehouses and manufacturing environments to recruitment, administration and customer service, technology is increasingly becoming part of everyday operations. But investing in new systems does not automatically translate into greater productivity. The real test is whether employees are prepared to work alongside these technologies. Businesses that introduce AI without developing their people risk creating a gap between what the technology can do and what their workforce is equipped to deliver. Technology alone cannot deliver productivity The success of AI depends heavily on workforce readiness. Employees need to understand the systems they are expected to use, how to interpret outputs and when human judgement is still required. When this preparation is missing, the warning signs can appear quickly. Employees may avoid new systems, develop manual workarounds, make repeated errors or ...

  As GQ Best Dressed marks its 20th anniversary, HONOR South Africa comes on board as headline partner with the HONOR Magic V6 , bringing together premium technology, considered design and a celebration of the individuals shaping South African style and culture. For 20 years, GQ Best Dressed has celebrated the people who understand that style is about more than what you wear. It is about individuality, confidence and the ability to make a statement without saying a word. From entertainment and sport to fashion, business and the creative industries, the platform has recognised individuals whose personal style reflects their influence and cultural relevance. The partnership brings premium technology into a conversation traditionally associated with fashion, exploring how design, inno vation and personal expression intersect in the lives of today's tastemakers. HONOR CEO, Fred Zhou said that “In an increasingly connected world, personal style extends beyond clothing. The devices...

HONOR South Africa in collaboration with its partner, Chery SA, are taking a lucky competition winner and their partner to Durban for an eventful experience to watch the final at Moses Mabhida. Johannesburg, South Africa – 10 October 2026 – As part of the upcoming HONOR 600 Lite S, HONOR South Africa and Chery South Africa have joined forces to bring Mzansi soccer fans a Durban weekend experience to watch the final at the iconic Moses Mabhida stadium on Saturday. For the #HONOR600LiteSxChery Durban Road trip, HONOR teams up with carmaker Chery SA, who will ferry the travelling party in their TIGGO 7 Plug-in-Hybrid, which is famed for having a 1200KM range from just one full tank.  To mirror the fuel consumption capabilities of the Tiggo 7 CSH, HONOR’s 600 Lite S will make sure that all those on board don’t miss a bit when it comes to accessing the entertainment and connection provided by the 7700mAh battery power of the device, which can last up to 2 days. To be eligible, the ...

  As the smartphone market continues to have endless choices for consumers, the assortment of options seem to heavily favour the mid-tier to premium end of the scale. Recognising this, HONOR is putting its best foot forward in order to cater for consumers to be found on the entry-level end of the market.  Although, friendly to the pocket, there’s nothing entry-level about HONOR’s new X5d s . With two screens and colour options available in Forest Green and Midnight Black, the device has technological and design quality that is class leading in its category.  The new device is packed with features that are sure to delight the consumer. From a display aspect, it has 6.78 inches main screen, with a 2.01 inches secondary screen. Resolution is at 720x1576 pixels for the main display and 240x296 pixels for the secondary display, with peak brightness at 600nit for the main screen, all incased in aluminosilicate glass. This compact unit will make sure that you don’t miss a s...

    [ JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – 2 Octo ber 2026 ] – From the 8 th of September, HONOR started its Spring Sale which is meant to bring amazing savings in the form of bundle deals on some of HONOR ’s best devices and IOT products, offering the consumer access to the best technology and cutting edge features at a price that suits their budget.   HONOR’s introduction of the Spring Sale campaign is meant to enable the South African customer , granting them access into HONOR ’s diverse product ecosystem .     For its inaugural edition, t he HONOR Spring Sale went live on the 8 th of September and will continue until the 7 th of October 2026 , with offers available in all participating retail stores nationwide .     The best deals for Spring.         Key Deals from the Spring Sale:   • HONOR X7e retails for a recommended retail price of R5, 4 99 prepaid. This will be accompanied by free gifts in the form ...

The wild west came to Johannesburg on Tuesday evening as Timmy The Kid officially celebrated its premiere at CineCentre Northgate, bringing together cast, creatives, media, families and special guests for a night of eats, treats and plenty of western flair.  Situated next to Total Ninja , the premiere created the perfect setting for a fun-filled, family-friendly celebration of the new South African family comedy. With children and adults alike joining in the festivities, the evening reflected the spirit of Timmy The Kid: playful, adventurous and made to be enjoyed by the whole family.  Guests stepped into the world of Timmy The Kid, with the premiere embracing the film's playful western aesthetic and celebrating the journey of bringing this proudly South African family adventure to the big screen.  Directed by Gray Hofmeyr , Timmy The Kid follows a young farm boy whose world is turned upside down when he heads to the city. What begins as a journey into unfamiliar territo...

  From esports and content creation to cosplay, game development and live experiences, gaming is becoming an important driver of Africa’s creative and digital economy   Across Africa, millions of people are doing far more than playing video games. They are building communities, creating content, designing characters, competing professionally and turning their interests into livelihoods.   Gaming has become one of the clearest expressions of how entertainment, technology and culture are converging across the continent. Its growth is creating opportunities for developers, streamers, esports professionals, commentators, designers, cosplayers, event producers, retailers and entrepreneurs.   Africa’s gaming industry generated an estimated $2.29 billion in revenue in 2025 , with mobile accounting for approximately 60% of the market. The sector’s expansion is being supported by Africa’s young population, growing smartphone adoption a...