Graduate unemployment in SA: The overqualified crisis
SA graduates are more qualified yet more unemployed than ever. We explore the ‘experience trap’ and the crisis of graduate unemployment.
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Prince Harry ‘clutching at straws’ with claim against Mail publisher, court told
The publisher says it has presented ‘a pattern of legitimate sourcing’ in its defence against alleged unlawful information gathering.
UK study to examine effects of restricting social media for children
Trial involving 4,000 children will explore impact on mental health, sleep and time spent with friends and family
A pioneering investigation into the impact of restricting social media access for children in the UK has been announced as politicians around the world consider action on the issue.
In December, Australia became the first country to ban under-16s from social media, with governments...
Mbalula defends SA’s role in recent BRICS Plus naval exercises
Government has maintained South Africa’s conduct did not breach diplomatic or security protocols.
BUSINESS REFLECTION: After the Bell: Water, water everywhere, but not a drop for Gauteng
In Gauteng, despite full dams, a water crisis looms as inefficiencies plague the system, and amid calls for rationing arise, political interference complicates solutions… as usual.
Four changes: Kaizer Chiefs’ confirmed starting 11 vs Golden Arrows
Kaizer Chiefs host Golden Arrows in the Betway Premiership at FNB Stadium at 19:30. Co-coaches Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef have made four changes.
Department: Stop spreading AI-generated pics of Vanderbijlpark crash
Authorities have cautioned the public against the spread of AI-generated images of the Vanderbijlpark student transport minibus crash.
Kaze confirms new face in Kaizer Chiefs coaching team
Cedric Kaze has confirmed that a familiar face is helping the Kaizer Chiefs coaching team prepare for their upcoming fixtures.
CAPITAL FLIGHT: British American Tobacco prioritises London shareholders as SA industrial footprint withers
While British American Tobacco blames the illicit trade for its exit from local manufacturing, a look at its London ledger reveals a company prioritising multibillion-pound shareholder returns over its South African industrial footprint.
Ukraine To Share Wartime Combat Data With Allies To Help Train AI
An anonymous reader shares a report: Ukraine will establish a system allowing its allies to train their AI models on Kyiv’s valuable combat data collected throughout the nearly four-year war with Russia, newly appointed Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has said. Fedorov — a former digitalisation minister who last week took up the post to drive reforms across Ukraine’s vast defence ministry and...
Vanderbijlpark scholar transport crash driver lacked valid permit
Investigations show the driver of the Vanderbijlpark scholar transport vehicle had an expired professional driving permit at the time.
News24 | PODCAST | The Lead: ‘Day Zero’ looms large for drought-stricken Knysna
Seasoned broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer brings you The Lead, News24’s definitive podcast for in-depth reporting.
Thing-Like Robotic Hand Makes Life Resemble ‘The Addams Family’
The very capable robotic picker-upper can grasp things on both sides and roam around freely.
All victims of Vaal scholar transport crash identified: Lesufi
The driver has been arrested and charged with 12 counts of culpable homicide.
News24 | Trump calls UK’s Chagos deal with Mauritius ‘stupid’ and ‘weak”
US President Donald Trump lambasted Britain’s deal to cede sovereignty of the Chagos Archipelago – including an island with an important US-UK air base – as an act of “total weakness” and “great stupidity” that underlines why he wants to acquire Greenland.
How business class upgrades really work at airline
A ton of social media hacks to score airline business class upgrades can’t be wrong? Or can they?
Five reasons to tune in to brand-new season of ‘Een Keer om die Son’ [WATCH]
Here are five reasons to get excited about the second season of the kykNET drama ‘Een Keer om die Son’.
Osaka steals show with ‘jellyfish’ walk-on outfit at Australian Open
Two-time Australian Open champion Naomi Osaka begins her campaign wearing a spectacular walk-on outfit.
Treasury asks for comment on Bill that aims to prevent financial crimes
The new bill for preventing money laundering and terrorism financing follows on the Financial Action Task Force taking South Africa off the greylist recently