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BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA, SPAIN - MAY 25: The president of Argentina, Javier Milei (c), during the Tedeum at the Metropolitan Cathedral, on 25 May 2026, in Buenos Aires (Argentina). The Te Deum is a liturgy of thanksgiving held every 25 May in Argentina, the anniversary of the First Junta of 1810, traditionally in the Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires. (Photo By Sebastian Hipperdinger/Europa Press via Getty Images)
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Donald MacKay: Will a child born in SA be better off in 30 years than their Argentinian twin?

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SA growth of 1.6% and 38% unemployment against Argentina's 4.4% expansion raise hard questions about the next generation's prospects.
Women, investments and retirement planning: Where are we falling behind?
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Women, investments and retirement planning: Where are we falling behind?

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Prof Colleen Aldous: Measles is back and South Africa is asking the wrong question.
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Prof Colleen Aldous: Measles is back and South Africa is asking the wrong question.

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Editor BizNews
5 min read
3,891 confirmed cases since December 2025 have exposed gaps in access, not just willingness, according to NICD surveillance data.
Starlink is on track to become Zimbabwe's top fixed Internet provider
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Starlink is on track to become Zimbabwe's top fixed Internet provider

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MyBroadBand
5 min read
Satellite subscribers surged 2,167% in 18 months, pushing past DSL and nearing fibre's user base, regulator data shows.
Fifa president Gianni Infantino (left) and Caf president Patrice Motsepe.
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Infantino’s FIFA has given Patrice Motsepe's CAF over $1bn since 2016. What has Africa gotten for it?

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The Conversation
6 min read
Fifa has funnelled over US$1 billion into African football since 2016, but new research questions whether the money reaches grassroots players.
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