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Author: Cheryl Kahla

Cheryl Kahla is a technology journalist, editor, and founder of TechNation.News and Mora Media. She covers artificial intelligence, emerging technology, science, gaming, and digital culture, with a focus on how technology shapes society and business. Cheryl has worked in South African newsrooms as a journalist and deputy editor and regularly reports on innovation, startups, and global tech trends.

I have earned my Helldivers 2 merch. Too bad I’m South African

helldivers 2 super merch

You need 75 missions for the bear and level 100 for the pin. South Africa cannot buy either.

AI pilots are no longer enough. AWS puts $1B behind AI deployment

AWS summit 2026

AI has spent years living in demos and pilot projects. AWS thinks it’s time to put it to work.

AWS backs NBA Math Hoops to reach 10,000 students by 2027

NBA Math Hoops Team AWS

AWS is backing an NBA Africa and Learn Fresh math program set to reach 10,000 students across five countries.

Huawei’s September 2 launch event: what to expect

huawei chase the wild launch event

A Weibo leaker says three wearable categories are likely to appear on stage.

Christopher Judge is coming to Comic Con Africa

christopher judge comic con africa

….and I have concerns about my emotional stability….

The hidden cost of being a woman in SA: fear, unpaid work, month-end debt

first for women her and now report edition 2

South Africa wasn’t built for women, and we are paying a “safety tax” every month. Thousands explain why

Tax revolt already underway as SARS tightens the screws

SARS enforcement tax revolt south africa 2026

Economist Dawie Roodt says South Africans are managing their tax affairs very aggressively.

DG Jordan-Dyani on Women’s Day: ‘If we don’t do it, no one will’

women's day breakfast digital conversations

Minister Gungubele says excluding women from tech costs the country innovation it will never get back.

The most useful leadership theory I’ve heard came from Minister Gungubele

Minister Gungubele women's day speech

I walked into a Women’s Month breakfast expecting the usual talking points, and I walked out with a leadership argument I’m still thinking about.

Did a SpaceX rocket crash into the moon?

SpaceX rocket crash into the moon

The unplanned lunar impact poses no danger to Earth but could yield rare data on ejecta plumes and moon geology

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