Mpox: Clade 1b a global threat, but not the new COVID-19
WHO declares mpox a global health emergency as new strain spreads, but experts emphasize it’s controllable and not comparable to COVID-19.
Cybersecurity: The rising tide of data breaches in South Africa
South Africa faces a surge in data breaches, with over 150 incidents reported monthly. Experts warn of severe consequences for businesses and consumers alike.
South Africa’s youth voice concerns on UN Sustainable Development Goals
South African youth voice concerns over government efforts on UN Sustainable Development Goals, with key priorities on clean water, education, and health.
Once in a super blue moon: August’s lunar spectacle explained
August’s full moon on the 19th is both a supermoon and a blue moon, a rare celestial event combining size and timing. Here’s why it is making astronomers giddy.
Huawei ICT Academy Summit strengthens 4IR skills in South African education
Huawei ICT Academy Summit works to enhance ICT skills and update curricula for 4IR technologies.
Smart watches rise, while luxury age-old timepieces lose value, owners keen to pawn them
As smart watches gain popularity for their convenience and health tracking, luxury watches like Rolex lose value, leading more owners to pawn their heirlooms.
Embracing neurodiversity in the workplace unlocks potential
Embracing neurodiversity in the workplace can drive innovation and productivity. Coach shares insight and strategies for fostering inclusivity and understanding
Huawei Cloud introduces GaussDB to advance digitalisation in South Africa
Huawei Cloud’s GaussDB will offer scalable, secure solutions, fostering digitalisation across South Africa’s public and private sectors.
Joe Manganiello to join Comic Con Africa 2024
Joe Manganiello will join Comic Con Africa 2024, offering fans autographs, photo ops, and Q&A sessions from 27-29 September. A must-attend for fans.
SA’s unemployment rate rises to 33,5% in second quarter of 2024
SA’s official unemployment rate increased to 33.5% in Q2 2024. Employment decreased by 92,000, while 158,000 more people joined the ranks of the unemployed.