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No matter who you are or what you do, we all have one constant companion we rely on every single day: our heart. Unseen but always at work, it beats around 100,000 times a day, keeping pace with us through every moment. Yet for something so essential to our lives, taking care of our hearts is often overlooked until it’s too late.

Heart disease is the number one cause o...


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Applicants are encouraged to use official channels, plan for student, business, and group travel, and remain vigilant against fraudulent intermediaries promising early appointments, faster processing, or guaranteed visa outcomes.

As South Africans demonstrate an unprecedented appetite for international travel across business, tourism, education, and visiting f...


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A pioneering leap forward in everyday reliability, blending a dedicated AI button with outstanding water resistance and long-lasting battery performance.

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According to Kaspersky’s latest survey in the Middle East, Turkiye and Africa (META) region, almost every second respondent from South Africa uses AI‑powered tools for work-related tasks, and a third actively leverage AI for preparing resumes. Despite AI’s popularity and convenience for solving multiple tasks, its role in the employment process sparks debate. Some argue that ...


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Kaspersky’s recent survey in the Middle East, Turkiye and Africa (META) region shows that AI is becoming part of consumers’ everyday lives – and users are increasingly turning to AI services for personal matters, raising new privacy and cybersecurity concerns.

Almost 75% of respondents from South Africa said they use AI services, such as smart chatbots and image and vi...


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