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TUESDAY, 26 MAY 2026, 07:27

South Africa

Qhala, Amini AI, Angani and iXAfrica Partner to Host African AI Research Lab Qubit Hub in Nairobi

Yesterday at 18:52 PM, via iAfrica

Four African technology organizations have announced a collaboration to host Qubit Hub — an African AI research, innovation and development lab — at iXAfrica’s NBOX1 data centre in Nairobi, creating what the partners describe as a strategic environment where AI research, cloud capability, data infrastructure and digital sovereignty can converge. The announcement was made during […]

Africa

Malawi’s industrial dream built backwards

Yesterday at 17:13 PM, via Mail & Guardian

Malawi’s industrial strategy has achieved only 40% of its targets, while core industrial capacity continues to weaken

Politics

eThekwini corruption scrutiny could hurt ANC in November elections, analysts warn

Yesterday at 17:04 PM, via Mail & Guardian

The ANC faces mounting political pressure in eThekwini after municipal leaders were grilled by Parliament’s Scopa over R6.4 billion in irregular expenditure, governance failures and corruption allegations. Analysts warn the fallout could weaken the party before the local government elections in November

Sport

NEWS: Pirates new kits, Chiefs comment on coaches

Today at 06:51 AM, via The South African

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) moves fast, and 24 hours can bring plenty of developments. Here is a look at the latest updates for Tuesday, 26 May 2026.

Education

Uganda: Police Urge Caution As Schools Reopen for Second Term

Today at 07:04 AM, via AllAfrica

[Nile Post] As learners across the country return to school for the second term of 2026, the Uganda Police Force has appealed to motorists, parents, school administrators, and the public to observe strict road safety measures to protect children during the busy back-to-school period.

Education

Nurseries in England charging extra fees to cover funding gap, campaigners say

Yesterday at 23:30 PM, via The Guardian

Head of Early Years Alliance says additional charges paid by parents represent ‘cross-subsidy’

Parents of nursery children in England are being charged extra fees to cover for government underfunding of free childcare hours, with some paying thousands of pounds a year for consumables such as food, wipes and nappies, campaigners have said.

The comments came as the education secretary, Bridget...

Science/Tech

The Electric Ferrari Luce Is Finally Here

Yesterday at 23:03 PM, via Wired

The covers have come off the Ferrari Luce, the most anticipated EV ever. It completely breaks the Italian car maker’s aesthetic archetype.