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TechCabal announces return of Moonshot conference to Lagos in October 2025
TechCabal, Africa’s leading technology publication, has announced the return of its flagship event, Moonshot, the continent's most anticipated technology conference.
Elderly couple divorces after 53 years of marriage, later man sees ex-wife dating in cafe
A couple divorced after 53 years. When 75-year-old Richard spots his ex-wife Vanessa with a man 20 years her junior, he assumes they're dating and starts a fight.
A stepmother kicked out her husband's daughter 2 days after his death
When Ellie loses her father, she expects grief, not betrayal. Kicked out of her childhood home by the woman who never wanted her, she makes one desperate call.
The New Way to Arrive: How the V-Class Is Changing Durban July Travel Culture
Slow travel, shared luxury, or curated road culture - South Africans are increasingly treating road trips as social rituals, not just transport logistics.
6 reasons to visit Dubai these winter school holidays
South African families, weary of winter's chill, often dream of sun-drenched escapes. This year, that dream can become a reality in Dubai. here are 6 reasons why
Exness Reaffirms Support for South African STEM Talent With Third Year of Fintech Scholarships
With a rapidly evolving digital economy, the country’s future growth increasingly depends on its ability to cultivate and retain skilled professionals in (STEM)
Gen Z in South Africa: Rewriting the Digital News Rules
Legit, the media holdings behind top digital news platforms, including Briefly News and TUKO News, conducted a two-year study to understand what Gen Z readers want.
Zero rating of essential food items: can this strategy cushion the burden of VAT?
Although South Africa’s VAT rate remains lower than the OECD average of 19%, the country's unique challenges make an increase unjustifiable writes Mphagahlele Ndlovu
The unspoken words of budget 2025: what it means for energy and South Africa’s transition
The government's push for growth clashes with the VAT hike, risking lower spending, slower momentum, and doubts about resource efficiency said Professor Inglesi-Lotz
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