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Different ballots but the same poisoned water

Faced with failing infrastructure, poisoned water, and political indifference, South Africa's youth are turning away from the ballot box—not out of apathy, but out of a calculated refusal to validate broken promises.

Different ballots but the same poisoned water

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Japan's last active university reactor battles to stay open

OSAKA (Kyodo) -- A gauge on the control panel crept upward as students watched closely inside a university nuclear research facility in western Japan.

  • Kindai University Reactor, Japan's last active university reactor, battles to stay open.
  • Established in 1961, it operates at zero power, producing 1 watt of thermal output.
  • Annual maintenance costs exceed revenue, with the reactor facing fuel supply challenges.

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