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The New Role of Digital Identity and Risk Tech in South Africa’s iGaming Economy

Tuesday at 08:56 AM, via Tech Financials

The future of South Africa’s iGaming sector depends on how well platforms can manage risk and build trust. The rise of digital identity tools and next-gen risk scoring has started to reshape how compliance, player safety, and regulatory confidence are approached in this space. Once viewed as loosely regulated and open to loopholes, the local […]

$100 Off Shark Promo Code | This January

Tuesday at 08:50 AM, via Wired

Shark makes some seriously powerful vacuums, from handheld vacs to steam mops. Don’t miss $100 off, 10% off, and more limited-time coupons from WIRED.

OpenText recognised as a top global employer

Tuesday at 08:34 AM, via ITWeb

In 2025, OpenText was named one of Forbes World’s Best Employers, recognised as one of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People, and included in TIME World’s Best Companies.

Alphabet tops $4-trillion valuation

Tuesday at 07:00 AM, via TechCentral

The Google parent has allayed doubts about its AI strategy, thrusting it back to the forefront of the high-stakes race.

How to sleep well in 2026 – podcast

Tuesday at 07:00 AM, via The Guardian

Ian Sample puts listeners’ questions on sleep to Dr Allie Hare, consultant physician in respiratory and sleep medicine at Guy’s and St Thomas’ hospitals and president of the British Sleep Society. They cover why women experience sleep disturbance during the menopause, why sleep paralysis affects some people more than others, and what scientists know about the link between sleep and...

He invented mini saunas for frogs – now this biologist has big plans to save hundreds of species

Tuesday at 07:00 AM, via The Guardian

A deadly fungus has already wiped out 90 species and threatens 500 more but Anthony Waddle is hoping gene replacement could be their salvation

Standing ankle-deep in water between two bare cottonwood trees on a hot spring day, eight-year-old Anthony Waddle was in his element. His attention was entirely absorbed by the attempt to net tadpoles swimming in a reservoir in the vast Mojave desert.

It...

The pulmonaut: how James Nestor turned breathing into a 3m copy bestseller

Tuesday at 07:00 AM, via The Guardian

It is the most essential thing we do – yet many of us arguably breathe badly. The author of Breath explains how that can be changed

In the last stages of writing his book, Breath, James Nestor was stressed. “Which was ironic when writing a book about breathing patterns and mellowing out,” he says. The book was late; he’d spent his advance and was haemorrhaging even more money on extra...

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