Reporting from the land of load shedding and legends. minus WhatsApp auntie drama.
Here’s where it’s wet and what to watch out for.
Snow in the Eastern Cape, storms, and cold front conditions across multiple provinces.
Monday gets icy. And yes, even in winter, the sun will cook you if you’re not careful.
Big Thinks, Deep dives and weird obsessions. This is what happens when we have unsupervised access to the internet….
I thought I was anonymous. AI thought otherwise and guessed my location by the sky. Let that sink in.
South Korea’s AI robots are leading the way for smarter, more productive human-led work. What lessons can South Africa take from Naver Corp, Korea’s ‘Google’?
A biotech company is using CRISPR and AI to de-extinct the woolly mammoth, dodo, and Tasmanian tiger. Here’s how they plan to do it.
News from the movers, makers, and market shakers.
SASSA grant delays hit flagged recipients as the agency investigates possible undisclosed income.
The latest release introduces hotpatching, GPU partitioning and active directory upgrades.
RAG connects GenAI to real data, making it smarter, safer, and more useful for South African enterprises.
What you binge, book, and dream.
Jesse T. Usher on food, suits, stunts, and a finale he’s “100%” happy with.
From Supernatural to The Boys, Comic Con’s celeb line-up slaps.
What happens when lived experience shapes tech? A transport solution that reimagines mobility for everyone.
Opinions, perspectives, rants, first-person insights. unfiltered
South African women are rewriting the rules of power, success, and sisterhood.
Here’s how charging your phone compares to your kettle, fridge, and heater.
A quarter of companies using Gen AI will launch agentic AI pilots this year.
Because ‘money’ and ‘ambition’ aren’t a dirty words.
For many of these learners, exposure to different paths will be the first time they see what’s possible beyond the classroom.
South Africa ranks 111th for pay parity, with women still carrying the biggest burdens. Here’s what needs to change.
The barriers begin at the recruitment stage, says DEF MD Sikelelwa Alex Msitshana. Deaf people can’t even apply in the current system.
Who we are, How we work, and what we’re building in public
We wrote the AI policy most newsrooms want to avoid. You ready?
Hear us out. Literally.
Every time we open our mouths and someone records it, it ends up here.
