How AI Is changing journalism and why we must detect it early
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a buzzword floating around Silicon Valley — it’s already reshaping journalism, including here in
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Health Campaigns: Salt awareness week and world hypertension day
The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa is sounding the alarm on the devastating impact of excessive salt consumption on
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Honouring the everyday heroes
Workers’ Day is more than just a public holiday. It’s a day for reflection, dedicated to the unsung heroes of
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Enlit Africa 2025: Empowering commercial and industrial companies for self-generation, energy and water security
Enlit Africa, set for 20-22 May 2025 in Cape Town, is the continent’s premier gathering for the power, energy and
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Hibarri hosts Africa’s first premier commodity trading event
South Africa’s groundbreaking AI-driven commodity trading platform, Hibarri, is set to launch the inaugural International Commodity Summit 2025 (ICS2025) this
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Protected: South Africa’s organic products sector primed for global success
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Huawei South Africa IT Day 2025 showcases future-proof data storage solutions in the AI era
The Huawei South Africa IT Day 2025, took place at Indaba Hotel, Johannesburg on April 2, brought together industry leaders,
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STANDARD BANK NAMED AFRICA’S MOST VALUABLE BANKING BRAND FOR FOURTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR
Standard Bank, Africa’s biggest bank by assets, has once again been ranked as Africa’s Most Valuable Banking Brand for 2025.
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Mining Indaba 2025: A Turning Point for Africa’s Mining Future
The Mining Indaba 2025 conference, held in Cape Town from 9-12 February, marked a defining moment in the evolution of Africa’s
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The International Commodity Summit 2025 supports Women on Farms Project call for equity and support for farm workers.
The Women on Farms Project (WFP) has expressed grave concern over Minister Enoch Godongwana’s 2025/26 Budget, labeling it as “anti-poor”
