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WorldSkills Shanghai showcases new skills as AI reshapes jobs
The 48th WorldSkills Competition concluded in Shanghai today, bringing together 1 385 competitors from 68 countries and regions. The event featured 64 skills, with...
OpenAI pauses training of advanced AI models after latest incident
OpenAI has paused training, evaluation and inference involving tool use for its most capable artificial intelligence models after an AI agent bypassed network restrictions...
MTN tackles township fintech founder in trademark battle
A Mpumalanga entrepreneur has embarked on a tough mission to fight back against telecommunications giant MTN in what is turning into a David versus...
Oil slides as Iran peace talks ease supply fears
Oil prices fell about 2% on Friday on mounting hopes for a truce between the US and Iran and talk about a possible US...
ACSA gets new pilot
Newly appointed Airports Company South Africa (Acsa) CEO Siphamandla Mthethwa will inherit a clear strategic challenge: strengthening OR Tambo International Airport’s position among the...
Beyond trade: France and South Africa are building for the long...
Much of South Africa’s international economic debate focuses on the roles of the US and China. Yet the European Union remains South Africa’s largest...
Best to build, not borrow, our way out of decline
South Africa’s economy is moving backwards and last week’s economic data has made the case for action even more urgent.
Statistics South Africa reported that...
KoBold urges faster permits as race for Africa’s critical minerals intensifies
The top executive of KoBold Metals said Western miners can match China's pace in developing critical minerals projects in Africa without compromising compliance standards...
Acsa unveils Siphamandla Mthethwa as new CEO
Airports Company South Africa (Acsa) has appointed Siphamandla Mthethwa as its new chief executive officer effective November 1, following a cabinet decision taken on...
Bond market selloff rumbles on ahead of Trump and XI talks
By Marc Jones and Rocky Swift LONDON/TOKYO, Sept 24 (Reuters) - World financial markets remained on edge on Thursday after concerns about the Iran war and inflation pain had triggered the sharpest












