Cybersecurity is a hot topic in South Africa, with criminals increasingly targeting smartphones to gain unauthorized access to banking apps and digital wallets. Discovery Bank recently issued a warning about the surge in fraudulent activities, highlighting the vulnerabilities associated with mobile devices. “When a phone falls into the wrong hands, fraudsters can exploit security weaknesses
SA Rugby has made waves with the grand opening of its first-ever Springbok retail store at Sandton City, South Africa’s wealthiest mall. This exciting development comes hand in hand with the launch of an online shop, catering to fans both near and far. The decision to establish a physical store stems from SARU’s Executive Council’s
In the bustling city of Cape Town, a new chapter in education unfolds as online schools prove to be a game-changer for South Africa’s teacher shortage crisis. The traditional brick-and-mortar schools have long grappled with a scarcity of qualified educators, leaving many students without proper guidance and mentorship. However, the advent of online learning platforms
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The tension between Amaechi and Wike heightened when the former governor aligned with a coalition of opposition leaders to challenge President Bola Tinubu in 2027. Reacting to the escalating feud between the two politicians, Deji voiced his belief that Amaechi should not waste time responding to Wike but focus on more pressing matters. He boldly
In the political landscape of 2027, two prominent figures, Datti and Amaechi, have emerged as vocal advocates for a southern candidate to lead the nation. Their insistence on this matter has sparked conversations and debates across the country. “Datti and Amaechi are strong proponents of promoting diversity in leadership,” said a political analyst familiar with
In a bustling city, amidst the fervor of political campaigns, Dr. Bala Muhammad Inuwa stood tall, his words cutting through the crowd like a sharp blade. Addressing the 2023 Labour Party vice-presidential candidate, Dr. Datti Baba-Ahmed, Inuwa’s challenge echoed with authority and conviction: “Show your political strength without relying on the popularity of Peter Obi.”
The sun beat down on the vibrant streets of the Nigerian community, where whispers of dissent lingered in the air. A contentious issue was brewing, sparking tensions and dividing opinions among the locals. At the heart of this simmering conflict was the proposed creation of Obolo State, a move that had ignited fierce opposition from
In a remarkable discovery that challenges stereotypes, archaeologists have unearthed evidence showcasing the advanced healthcare practices of Neanderthals in Germany. Contrary to popular belief, these ancient humans were far from primitive, as they seemed to have a keen understanding of medicinal plants and their healing properties. The excavation site revealed remnants of an ancient health
The buzz around the Trump Organization’s new smartphone took an unexpected turn recently. Initially, there was a lot of excitement as the company proudly declared that the device would be “designed and built in the United States.” This statement was a bold move, emphasizing American manufacturing and craftsmanship. However, things seem to have shifted since