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South Africa

R1bn tourism infrastructure pipeline to boost investment and jobs

Today at 18:02 PM, via SAnews

R1bn tourism infrastructure pipeline to boost investment and jobs

Government’s push to build tourism infrastructure has begun to yield results, with eight investment-ready projects worth more than R1 billion now unveiled.

About 18 months ago, government called on provinces and cities to submit proposals aimed not only at attracting visitors, but at building long-term infrastructure...

Sport

Bafana Bafana starting 11 vs Panama

Today at 18:50 PM, via The South African

Central American giants Panama are in town to prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup against Bafana Bafana. Here’s Hugo Broos’ staring 11.

Education

An Ominous U.S. Threat Against Iran

Today at 18:46 PM, via New York Times

Readers criticize President Trump over his bellicose statements on Iran. Also: Education for every child, citizen or not; the cost of war.

Education

Ghana: Girls Urged to Take Their Studies Seriously

Today at 18:42 PM, via AllAfrica

[Ghanaian Times] Pupils, particularly girls, have been encouraged to take their studies seriously and aspire to leadership and managerial positions in the water sector as the country works towards achieving gender equality.

Science/Tech

Final Call at $0.0005: BlockDAG Goes Live on P2B Exchange! DOGE Eyes $0.11 Breakout & ADA Tests Key Resistance

Today at 19:00 PM, via Tech Financials

Dogecoin is seeing a sudden burst in trading volume as it fights to break the $0.11 barrier, causing a stir in the latest Dogecoin price prediction 2026. Similarly, the Cardano price forecast 2026 points toward long-term gains despite the current price stalling at key levels. While these giants wait for a move, BlockDAG (BDAG) is […]

Science/Tech

We need a credible plan for science funding in the UK | Letters

Today at 18:02 PM, via The Guardian

Prof Ruben Saakyan and Prof Sheila Rowan respond to Prof Charlotte Deane of UK Research and Innovation

If the UK’s position in quantum computing is indeed a success story of long-term investment in fundamental science, as Prof Charlotte Deane argues (Letters, 25 March), it makes the current UK Research and Innovation approach, particularly to Science and Technology Facilities Council...