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Around Africa ocean expedition takes off

Staff Reporter|Published 2 months ago

Navigating screen time: balancing learning and play for children

Staff Reporter|Published 2 months ago

Dark side of internet

Zoubair Ayoob|Published 2 months ago

Parents must address child gambling

Zoubair Ayoob|Published 4 months ago

Fraudsters are using AI to hack biometrics, can your face still keep your bank account safe?

Dhivana Rajgopaul|Published 10 months ago

Deepfakes a threat to elections

Zoubair Ayoob|Published 1 year ago

Beware of fake political posts on social media, warns cybersecurity expert

Se-Anne Rall|Published 1 year ago

Here's how to safeguard your iPhone with the iOS 17. 4 theft protection update

Dominic Naidoo|Published 1 year ago

Drones in warfare: Weapons have evolved, but thirst for war remains

Jehran Naidoo|Published 1 year ago

MTN modernisation drive helps Free State and Northern Cape clients access the modern connected world

Partnered Content|Published 1 year ago

Public Service and Commercial Union: Government sabotaging job creation?

IOL Reporter|Published 1 year ago

Google, Amazon and more tech companies cut staff, invest in AI

Vernon Pillay|Published 1 year ago

China supports building open world economy with more internationalized digital trade expo

Xinhua|Published 1 year ago

Watch VideoMicrosoft's technology unlocks business potential

Partnered Content|Published 1 year ago

Katlego Malatji: Creating an AI future for Africa

Partnered Content|Published 1 year ago

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Bang Showbiz|Published 1 year ago

South Africa to produce solar-powered fridges and freezers in KZN

Lee Rondganger|Published 1 year ago

Tips to help navigate rough road of retrenchment

Smart Works|Published 1 year ago

Editor’s Note: Tech advances risk humanity’s regression

Zoubair Ayoob|Published 2 years ago

Engineering 101: How to choose a degree programme for 2023

IOL Reporter|Published 2 years ago