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The Eastern Cape province is seeking external experts to provide basic accounting and financial management training to officials across its 39 municipalities to reduce reliance on costly consultants.
Musician James van der Merwe is relocating from Gqeberha to Cape Town to pursue opportunities in both the music scene and software development.
The European climate agency Copernicus reports that Western Europe has set a new average temperature record for June and July.
The article discusses the 'Invisible Primary' for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, analyzing how various governors, senators, and officials are building national profiles before officially declaring candidacy.
Typhoon Dolphin caused widespread flight cancellations and prompted the evacuation of approximately one million people across various regions of China.
The article discusses the Eastern Cape education department's implementation of a hybrid online and manual school admissions system.
Warda Abrahams argues that teacher education should shift from basic AI literacy to 'AI pedagogical judgement.' The author emphasizes the need for educators to critically evaluate AI-generated content to ensure it meets ethical,…
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Warda Abrahams argues that teacher education should shift from basic AI literacy to 'AI pedagogical judgement.' The author contends that while AI can increase efficiency, teachers must be trained to critically evaluate and adapt…
Reece Moses, a blind man from Kariega, is organizing a talent show called 'Disability Ambassador' to empower people with disabilities.
Federal Transport Minister Catherine King announced improved staff rostering at Sydney airport following a near-collision between a Jetstar and a Qatar Airways plane.
The EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service reports that Western Europe experienced its hottest June-July on record, characterized by severe heat waves, drought, and wildfires.
The U.S. Office of Personnel Management instructed federal employees in the Washington, D.C. area to return to work following President Trump's signing of a funding bill to end the government shutdown.
The District of Columbia has released draft master plans for a community surrounding a proposed new Washington Commanders stadium at the former RFK Stadium site.
The Russian news agency TASS reports that Russian air defense systems intercepted 456 Ukrainian drones across multiple regions.
The article reports on a series of overnight drone and artillery strikes conducted by both Ukraine and Russia. It details casualties and infrastructure damage in Russia's Tatarstan and Belgorod regions, as well as in Ukraine's Kharkiv,…
Sony and TSMC are planning a $6.3 billion joint venture to produce advanced image sensors at a plant in Kumamoto, Japan. The article also provides recent revenue growth figures for TSMC for the year 2026.
The provided text is an introductory snippet for an Al Jazeera report by Ava Warriner regarding political unrest and deadly protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
The article reports the results of the second pigeon race from Ladysmith in KwaZulu-Natal, noting that heavy mist and headwinds led to slow average speeds and delayed arrivals.
The Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa (CGA) has lowered its 2026 export forecasts due to crop damage from floods and logistics challenges caused by conflict in the Middle East.