Investigators warn gift, music and betting vouchers, plus AI deepfakes and OTP scams, are fuelling digital fraud estimated to be rising about 40% annually.
Access Bank SA executive Yinka Yomi-Tokosi urges treating financial literacy as national infrastructure to build digital trust, reduce fraud and ease household debt.
A Mystery Organisation, Two Flights and a Wave of Questions South Africans have been following the unusual arrival of Palestinian travellers with growing curiosity and concern....
With festive travel season fast approaching, Discovery Bank is warning South Africans to stay alert as flight scams soar across social media. What may look like...
South Africans Face New Wave of “Ghost” Traffic Fine Scams If you’ve ever ignored an SMS about a traffic fine, now is not the time to...
South Africa’s banks may have tightened their grip on crime, but a new beast is emerging: artificial intelligence-driven scams that are becoming harder to spot and...
A new South African-authored book sheds light on how scammers exploit the trust economy on platforms like Airbnb with life-threatening consequences. When Cape Town-based media scholar...