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Norton Rose Fulbright launches AI-powered chatbot on EU GDPR
14th May 2018 Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has launched a chatbot powered by artificial intelligence that responds on the new European Union data... →
Resounding welcome for Gwede, who declines opportunity to comment
By: Martin Creamer 27th February 2018 New South African Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe has received a resounding welcome from the Chamber of Mines of South Africa, Business... →
South Africa must find ways of resurrecting its most important industry
By: Martin Creamer 15th December 2017 South Africa is obsessed with trying to prolong its old mining assets without setting out determinedly to replace them with new ones. →
Orion initiates hitech regional exploration in Northern Cape
By: Martin Creamer 16th November 2017 Sydney- and Johannesburg-listed company Orion Minerals will from November 26 initiate an airborne survey across a large area of South Africa’s... →
FACT-CHECKED: 2 claims about slavery & ‘child prostitutes’ in SA
By: Africa Check 27th October 2017 In mid-October 2017, a “Walk for Freedom” was organised in Cape Town, South Africa, by international anti-slavery organisation A21. Close to 1,000... →
Australia's CSIRO believes it can locate missing MH370
By: News24Wire 16th August 2017 Australia's scientific agency says it believes with "unprecedented precision and certainty" that a missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft crashed into... →
Water shortages in Cape Town are here to stay. What the city can learn from others
7th July 2017 Water access is a key challenge for urban futures. In cities like Cape Town, population growth and rising affluence, place increasing demands on... →
Queen of the Free State – A Memoir
26th May 2017 The outsider on the inside. The one who watches and listens. Growing up Jewish in a small Free State town in the 1950s and ’60s, Jennifer Friedman... →
