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ANALYSIS: Simon’s Town unites across race, religion and history to contest ‘boutique’ development

Yesterday at 23:37 PM, via Daily Maverick

Just off St George’s Street, the main road that runs through Simon’s Town, lies an idyllic enclave that has thwarted the ambitions of developers for more than a decade. But now, despite a unified front between homeowners and the displaced Malay community – not to mention the archaeological value of the site as a former supply farm for the Dutch East India Company – a well-known...

Business

End of the road for TV Licences in South Africa

Yesterday at 16:57 PM, via BusinessTech

Minister of Communication and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi says that South Africa’s TV Licence regime has all but collapsed, and details on a new scheme will be presented to the department next month.

Sport

Arsenal join race to sign Guehi – Friday’s gossip

Yesterday at 23:16 PM, via BBC News

Arsenal ready to join race for Marc Guehi but Manchester City confident they will sign Crystal Palace centre-back, Tottenham agree personal terms with Souza, plus more.

Sport

Olympic champion Kim dislocates shoulder

Yesterday at 22:36 PM, via BBC News

Olympic champion snowboarder Chloe Kim dislocates her shoulder just a month before the start of the Winter Games in Milan.

Sport

Wales trio wait on Six Nations coaching choice

Yesterday at 21:28 PM, via BBC News

Dragons duo Dan Lydiate and Rhys Patchell joined Ospreys coach Duncan Jones in Steve Tandy’s backroom staff for Wales’ autumn internationals.

Education

Nigeria: Kaduna Business School Engages Peterside On Interactive Dialogue

Yesterday at 23:54 PM, via AllAfrica

[This Day] The Kaduna Business School has announced that it will host Dr. Dakuku Peterside, Nigeria’s leading authority in public sector turnaround, public policy, and crisis leadership, for a book-signing and interactive dialogue titled, “Unlocking Leadership: Beyond the Horizon.”

Education

East Africa: Uganda Breweries Learning for Life Program Celebrates 140 New Graduates

Yesterday at 23:25 PM, via AllAfrica

[Independent (Kampala)] Kampala, Uganda — 140 young people have graduated from Uganda Breweries Limited (UBL)’s Learning for Life program. This program has trained and equipped participants with essential business and hospitality skills, enhancing their chances of gaining employment in the hospitality industry and improving their livelihoods.

Science/Tech

The Gap Between Premium and Budget TV Brands is Quickly Closing

Yesterday at 23:30 PM, via Slashdot

The long-standing hierarchy in the TV market — Sony, Samsung and LG at the top, TCL and Hisense fighting it out in the midrange — is eroding as the budget brands close the performance gap and increasingly lead on technology innovation, The Verge writes. Hisense debuted the first RGB LED TV last year, and TCL’s X11L announced at CES 2026 is the first TV to use reformulated quantum dots and a new...

Science/Tech

Iran in ‘Digital Blackout’ as Tehran Throttles Mobile Internet Access

Yesterday at 22:44 PM, via Slashdot

An anonymous reader shares a report: Internet access available through mobile devices in Iran appears to be limited, according to several social media accounts that routinely track such developments. Cloudflare Radar, which monitors internet traffic on behalf of the internet infrastructure firm Cloudflare, said on Thursday that IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6), a standard widely used for...