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In the last quarter of 2021, property crimes were reported to have decreased with common robbery being down by -11.0%. However, other crime levels continue to increase, and challenges remain around curbing criminal activities including issues around capacity.
Today, there are more private security companies in the country than official police service workshops, with more than 11 370 registered security businesses. However, this too poses challenges for businesses and homeowners using private security companies, as verifying companies and their track records can be difficult at times.
George Fitzroy speaks on the Innovations in the security industry and the impact of technology in curbing crime.
He is a man who has had a successful career in security and technology product development within the security industry. He is the Managing Director at Servest Security South Africa.

In the last quarter of 2021, property crimes were reported to have decreased with common robbery being down by -11.0%. However, other crime levels continue to increase, and challenges remain around curbing criminal activities including issues around capacity.
Today, there are more private security companies in the country than official police service workshops, with more than 11 370 registered security businesses. However, this too poses challenges for businesses and homeowners using private security companies, as verifying companies and their track records can be difficult at times.
George Fitzroy speaks on the Innovations in the security industry and the impact of technology in curbing crime.
He is a man who has had a successful career in security and technology product development within the security industry. He is the Managing Director at Servest Security South Africa.

The Milken-Motsepe Prize in AgriTech is a global competition for innovative solutions to increase economic value to farmers, from seed to sale.
More than 3,300 people from 105 countries across 6 continents registered for the prize, which launched in April 2021 and They recently announced the 25 teams receiving Finalist prizes for the Milken-Motsepe Prize in AgriTech.
Nonso Mordi speaks to Dr Emily Musil Church, Senior Director, Milken Institute's Center for Global Market Development to give insights on this programme which focuses on accelerating progress towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 1 and 2: no poverty and zero hunger.

The Milken-Motsepe Prize in AgriTech is a global competition for innovative solutions to increase economic value to farmers, from seed to sale.
More than 3,300 people from 105 countries across 6 continents registered for the prize, which launched in April 2021 and They recently announced the 25 teams receiving Finalist prizes for the Milken-Motsepe Prize in AgriTech.
Nonso Mordi speaks to Dr Emily Musil Church, Senior Director, Milken Institute's Center for Global Market Development to give insights on this programme which focuses on accelerating progress towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 1 and 2: no poverty and zero hunger.

The Milken-Motsepe Prize in AgriTech is a global competition for innovative solutions to increase economic value to farmers, from seed to sale.
More than 3,300 people from 105 countries across 6 continents registered for the prize, which launched in April 2021 and They recently announced the 25 teams receiving Finalist prizes for the Milken-Motsepe Prize in AgriTech.
Nonso Mordi speaks to Dr Emily Musil Church, Senior Director, Milken Institute's Center for Global Market Development to give insights on this programme which focuses on accelerating progress towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 1 and 2: no poverty and zero hunger.

With an announcement imminent over who will be officially bidding to host Euro 2028, could the U.K. and Ireland be in contention to win their bid, and what impact could both be bidding for and potentially hosting Europe’s biggest football competition have on the chosen nations?
Dr. Tom Bason from Coventry University’s Research Centre for Business in Society has carried out Ph.D. research into bidding for major international sporting competitions and the societal and economic impacts of hosting them.
He is also an Associate, Research Centre for Business in Society and Assistant Professor in Sport Management and Course Director for BA Sports Management, BA Event Management, BA Sports Marketing, and BA International Event and Hospitality Management
He gives his insights on this interview with Nonso Mordi

With an announcement imminent over who will be officially bidding to host Euro 2028, could the U.K. and Ireland be in contention to win their bid, and what impact could both be bidding for and potentially hosting Europe’s biggest football competition have on the chosen nations?
Dr. Tom Bason from Coventry University’s Research Centre for Business in Society has carried out Ph.D. research into bidding for major international sporting competitions and the societal and economic impacts of hosting them.
He is also an Associate, Research Centre for Business in Society and Assistant Professor in Sport Management and Course Director for BA Sports Management, BA Event Management, BA Sports Marketing, and BA International Event and Hospitality Management
He gives his insights on this interview with Nonso Mordi

With an announcement imminent over who will be officially bidding to host Euro 2028, could the U.K. and Ireland be in contention to win their bid, and what impact could both be bidding for and potentially hosting Europe’s biggest football competition have on the chosen nations?
Dr. Tom Bason from Coventry University’s Research Centre for Business in Society has carried out Ph.D. research into bidding for major international sporting competitions and the societal and economic impacts of hosting them.
He is also an Associate, Research Centre for Business in Society and Assistant Professor in Sport Management and Course Director for BA Sports Management, BA Event Management, BA Sports Marketing, and BA International Event and Hospitality Management
He gives his insights on this interview with Nonso Mordi

Ooba Group has partnered with the National Housing Finance Corporation (NHFC)  to facilitate the government introduced Finance Linked Individual Subsidy Programme (FLISP) that looks to close the ‘gap’ in the homebuying market.
Nonso Mordi speaks with Jackie Smith, Head of Product for Ooba Group on this program and all you need to know about it.

Ooba Group has partnered with the National Housing Finance Corporation (NHFC)  to facilitate the government introduced Finance Linked Individual Subsidy Programme (FLISP) that looks to close the ‘gap’ in the homebuying market.
Nonso Mordi speaks with Jackie Smith, Head of Product for Ooba Group on this program and all you need to know about it.