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Asian markets track Wall St higher after tech surge
Asian markets rose Friday following a tech-led rally on Wall Street that helped soothe traders' concerns that the Federal Reserve will likely not cut interest rates as early or by as much as hoped this year. In light of the latest data, traders have lowered their bets on a March interest rate cut to a little more than 50 percent, down from 80 percent last week.
Top achiever: Mzansi congratulates Eastern Cape Matric Awardee: "Well done"
A young woman put the Eastern Cape province on the map. She became one of the province's matric top achievers. Mzansi celebrated her achievement.
In Davos, an Australian mining boss presses industries to go green
Andrew Forrest, a blunt Australian billionaire who made his fortune in iron ore mining, stood out among the heads of emissions-spewing industries at the meeting of global elites in Davos. "I'm saying to the industrial world, if the crabby, backwards old mining industry can do it, so can everyone else," Forrest told AFP in an interview in the Swiss Alpine resort.
Beyond algorithms: Sandra Rodriguez hacks AI tools for art
Canadian artist and academic Sandra Rodriguez, by hacking artificial intelligence, hopes to demystify the novel technology topping the news of late, while showcasing its power and potential to brighten but also disrupt our lives.
Online marital status check in South Africa 2024 (with infographic)
Many people are curious about the online marital status check process in South Africa. Check out this article to learn how you can confirm your legal marital status.
Japan inflation slows in December as energy bills drop
Japanese consumer inflation slowed again in December due to lower electricity and gas bills, government data showed Friday, ahead of a Bank of Japan policy decision next week. "Price increases for now are driven by external factors such as global inflation," she said ahead of Friday's data release.
Man matriculates in 2019, goes back to school in 2023 and gets amazing results: "Well done"
A man did a scary thing for most. He returned to matric after he was not happy with his initial results. He worked hard and got the desired outcome.
France orders rare Atlantic fishing ban to protect dolphins
The French government will temporarily ban almost all commercial fishing in the Bay of Biscay to protect dolphins, much to the dismay of the industry. On Thursday, the French government broadened the ban to all ships, regardless of origin, while promising to support fishermen and fishmongers.
Woman celebrates getting learner's license, Mzanzi proud: "Congratulations"
A young lady has started the year on a good note. She ticked one of her New Year resolutions and got her learner's license. Mzansi celebrates with her.
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