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After waiting for local government to do something about the potholes in Roodepoort, a local community has decided to take action themselves.
Many fear that robots will take jobs in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The good news is, we can’t teach robots common sense.
Dr Thaning told BizNews about his latest record swim to Robben Island and shared some of his secrets to a long, healthy life and career.
As penmanship has become old-fashioned, the lens of nostalgia magnifies the value of postage stamps in alternative investing.
An electric vehicle built and developed in SA? Young entrepreneur Nhlanhla Mazibuko is trying to do just that, with his Mazibuko electric bakkie concept.
Frida Kahlo is an icon of our time. Her unibrow is instantly associated with a fierce, creative woman who lead a tumultuous and fascinating life.
Perspectives on education and the balance between analytical science and creativity are shifting. Nicole Willis considers new thinking.
Lee Blake explores grief, guilt and time travel as he tackles the unknown and how people wish they could change it before it changes them.
The highest mortality rate for cancer in South African women remains breast cancer. Kathryn Malherbe’s company speeds up diagnosis.
Raymond Ackerman shares a message of hope as he looks back at his life and the brand he built into a household name- Pick n Pay.