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WEDNESDAY, 25 MARCH 2026, 23:26

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Johnson to give back ‘secret’ payment of $500,000

Today at 22:58 PM, via BBC News

Four-time Olympic champion Michael Johnson confirms he will refund a sum of $500,000 (£375,000) he allegedly “secretly” paid himself before his Grand Slam Track league collapsed.

Business

End of an era for SARS and Edward Kieswetter

Today at 16:00 PM, via BusinessTech

The National Treasury has confirmed that the recruitment process for the appointment of the next SARS Commissioner has been completed, and that an announcement on the next lead is imminent.

Education

Nigeria: Bullying – Appalling Failure of Parents, Schools and the Authorities

Today at 14:48 PM, via AllAfrica

[This Day] Bullying is an evil, that appears to have always existed in Nigerian Schools. However, recent statistics indicate that bullying is not only escalating in nature, judging from some of the heinous bullying incidents that Nigerians have watched in various video footages, but seems to be almost intractable.

Science/Tech

Apple Can Create Smaller On-Device AI Models From Google’s Gemini

Today at 23:00 PM, via Slashdot

Apple reportedly has full access to customize Google’s Gemini model, allowing it to distill smaller on-device AI models for Siri and other features that can run locally without an internet connection. MacRumors reports: The Information explains that Apple can ask the main Gemini model to perform a series of tasks that provide high-quality results, with a rundown of the reasoning process. Apple...

Science/Tech

Supreme Court Sides With Internet Provider In Copyright Fight Over Pirated Music

Today at 22:00 PM, via Slashdot

Longtime Slashdot reader JackSpratts writes: The Supreme Court unanimously said on Wednesday that a major internet provider could not be held liable for the piracy of thousands of songs online in a closely watched copyright clash. Music labels and publishers sued Cox Communications in 2018, saying the company had failed to cut off the internet connections of subscribers who had been repeatedly...