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South Africa

ITWeb AI Summit 2026 to focus on building South Africa’s AI ecosystem

Today at 17:53 PM, via iAfrica

As artificial intelligence reshapes industries at unprecedented speed, South African businesses are under growing pressure to clarify their AI strategies, measure real impact and prepare for the next wave of innovation. The ITWeb AI Summit 2026 aims to help organizations navigate this shifting landscape with practical guidance, expert insights and case studies tailored to South […]

Sport

Injury-hit Themba Zwane on AFCON chances

Today at 21:53 PM, via The South African

Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Themba Zwane has spoken out regarding injuries over the past months but will he be fit next month?

Education

Uganda: Makerere Ranked Second in Sub-Saharan Africa for University-Industry Collaboration

Today at 19:41 PM, via AllAfrica

[Nile Post] Makerere University has been ranked second in Sub-Saharan Africa and first among low-income countries for university-industry and international engagement, according to the latest global performance indicator developed by the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) in partnership with Times Higher Education (THE).

Science/Tech

Germany To Ban Huawei From Future 6G Network in Sovereignty Push

Today at 23:26 PM, via Slashdot

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Chinese suppliers such as Huawei will be excluded from the country’s future telecommunication networks on security grounds as he pushes for more digital sovereignty. From a report: “We have decided within the government that everywhere it’s possible we’ll replace components, for example in the 5G network, with components we have produced ourselves,” Merz...

Science/Tech

China Plans To Limit How Fast Your Car Accelerates To 62 MPH At Startup

Today at 22:50 PM, via Slashdot

bobthesungeek76036 writes: Beijing’s proposed regulation aims to tame rapid launches by forcing cars to boot up in a restricted performance mode after every ignition. Under a proposed update to the National Standard, every passenger car would need a default mode in which it takes no less than five seconds to reach 100 km/h (62 mph) at startup, unless the driver manually selects a quicker...