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Happiness is a choice we make every day

Today at 08:33 AM, via SA People

If we are truly in control of the choices we make each day, then we have far more influence over our own happiness than we sometimes realise.

Sport

Walsh wins on Zuffa Boxing opening night

Today at 09:15 AM, via BBC News

Zuffa Boxing held its inaugural event at the home of the UFC on Friday in Las Vegas, with Ireland’s Callum Walsh winning the headline fight.

Education

Namibia: Budget Friendly School Lunch Ideas

Today at 01:29 AM, via AllAfrica

[Namibian] The children are back at school, and between stationery shopping and replacing school shoes they somehow outgrew over the holidays, most of us are checking our bank balances with one eye closed, fully aware that payday is still a long way off.

Education

Gambia: Le Jumbo Graduates 175 in Mentorship Cohort 0.4 Programme

Today at 01:15 AM, via AllAfrica

[The Point] Le Jumbo, a mentorship programme designed to arm youth with the requisite skills and knowledge before they start seeking for formal jobs at institutions, recently graduated over 175 mentees from its mentorship program cohort 0.4.

Entertainment

Are you on track for retirement?

Today at 09:25 AM, via The Citizen

Although you actively save and plan for retirement, you must be careful of choices that can eat up your savings

Science/Tech

Study Shows How Earthquake Monitors Can Track Space Junk Through Sonic Booms

Today at 09:00 AM, via Slashdot

A new study shows that earthquake monitoring networks can track falling space debris by detecting the sonic booms produced during atmospheric reentry, sometimes more accurately than radar. The Associated Press reports: Scientists reported Thursday that seismic readings from sonic booms that were generated when a discarded module from a Chinese crew capsule reentered over Southern California in...

Science/Tech

Electricity minister’s R25-billion lie

Today at 08:07 AM, via MyBroadband

Days after South Africa’s electricity minister questioned the benefits of a $10 billion climate-finance pact between the country and some of the world’s richest nations, Germany lauded its success.