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Blinken says fighting disinfo 'vital US national security interest'
Fighting disinformation including AI-enabled content is a "vital" national security interest and diplomatic priority for the United States, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday at a democracy summit in Seoul. "Building a more resilient information environment is a vital US national security interest and an urgent priority for our diplomacy," he said.
Ex 'Sizok'thola' host Xolani Khumalo accused of shooting Tembisa man, SA reacts: "It didn't happen"
Xolani Khumalo is said to be facing a new charge of attempted murder. This after the famous drug-buster allegedly shot a man in Tembisa while in hot pursuit.
TV host Shamiso trends after being thrown out of the plane, SA reacts: "This is so triggering"
Media personality Shamiso Mosaka was thrown out of the CemAir Flight in Durban by SAPS for allegedly being disruptive recently while on her phone.
China retail sales show shaky economic recovery
The performance of China's economy in the first two months of 2024 was mixed, official figures showed Monday, with sluggish household consumption alongside increased industrial production reflecting an uneven recovery.
What is a pharmacist's salary in South Africa as of 2024?
If you want to become a pharmacist, knowing pharmacist's salary in South Africa will help you make an informed choice. Find out how much pharmacists make today.
Top 25 strongest and weakest currencies in the world in 2024 (ranked)
The US dollar, British pound, and Euro are the most traded, but they are not the strongest. So, which are the strongest and weakest currencies in the world?
Mining safety officer's salary per month in South Africa (2024)
A mining safety officer's salary per month in South Africa can vary from one place to another. Check out how much people in the mining sector earns.
Ropes, brass, salt, stone: Reinventing jewellery in Kenya
Sisal ropes, salt crystals, volcanic rocks and aged brass: award-winning Kenyan designer Ami Doshi Shah has always chosen unlikely materials to make sophisticated jewellery that redefines value in a carat-obsessed industry.
Asian trade cautious ahead of key rate decisions
Traders in Asia were cautious on Monday after US shares receded, and as anticipation builds for the Bank of Japan to finally ditch its negative interest rate. "He has previously said that policy will remain accommodative after the removal of the (negative interest rate policy) and has ruled out the possibility of successive rate hikes," Kenny noted.
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