Data trust and AI readiness survey: Closing the confidence gap
A new ITWeb and Veeam survey reveals a confidence gap: 52% of African executives trust their data recovery, yet 32% have never tested it.
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Tubs2Classroom project improves learner reading fluency
For International Literacy Day this week, NutriDay celebrated measurable progress at Morojaneng Primary School in Katlehong, where its Tubs2Classrooms project has helped improve learner reading fluency, comprehension and confidence over two years.
Turkish Lira: Easing path and carry appeal – ING
ING’s Frantisek Taborsky expects the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) to keep its policy rate at 37% for now, after normalising liquidity and lowering the effective funding rate.
WHAT’S COOKING: Braaing picanha — what it is and how to cook it
Oh, and what it is not: South African meat retailers are offering all manner of variations on a picanha, and creating confusion where there needn’t be any. Choose the real picanha.
BOOK REVIEW: Vitality pioneer Adrian Gore’s 4 principles that powered him to prosperity
In his captivating book, The Four Principles: Multiply Your Impact in Life and Leadership, Gore has crafted a textbook, a workbook and a personal development manual.
Bipartisan AI safety bill gains momentum on the Hill
An AI safety bill may be introduced by senators from both parties as early as next week.
Qatari LNG cargo reaches Pakistan
Al Marrouna, a tanker carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Qatar, has arrived at Pakistan’s Port Qasim on Thursday. The LNG carrier Al Marrouna, carrying 142,217.21 cubic metres of LNG, successfully berthed at Engro Elengy Terminal (EETL) at around 11:38am on Thursday, officials at Port Qasim Authority told Business Recorder.
‘I’m a very cool person’ – NPP’s Masawudu Osman rejects violent tag
The aspiring First Vice Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Alhaji Masawudu Osman, popularly known as Chairman Buga Buga, has rejected perceptions that he is a violent person, despite his…
Tensions heighten ahead of planned anti-illegal immigration march
Refugees outside a Home Affairs office in Durban are willing to move to a repatriation centre in GP
BRICSCOIN: A trade settlement currency with no peg, no interest — and a diamond inside
BRICS countries have been looking for a way to settle trade with one another without routing every transaction through the dollar.
What the record-high cost of diesel means for you
Most Americans don't buy diesel, but the soaring costs of trucking and shipping goods have cost the average household $350.
- Diesel prices hit record high of $5.94 per gallon, up $2.27 from late February
- California sees diesel at $7.87 per gallon, highest in U.S.
- War in Strait of Hormuz causes 10% seaborne diesel supply shortage
KNCHR warns Kenya’s suicide crisis may be worse than reported due to lack of national registry
The Commission said the Ministry of Health estimates that four people die by suicide every day, with hundreds of attempts reported annually.
President Sheikh Mohamed meets German President in Berlin
President Sheikh Mohamed on Thursday met German counterpart Frank-Walter Steinmeier in Berlin, on the second day of his state visit .
Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 System Update 23.0.0 Released — Here Are the Full Patch Notes
Nintendo has released a fresh firmware update, adding VRR support to Switch 2.
Millennium and Verition explore Athens offices
Millennium Management is considering opening an office in Athens, adding to signs that Greece is emerging as a potential destination for hedge fund firms and their senior investment talent, according…
AIG acquires stake in Salford City Lionesses and expands partnership with Neville’s club
Insurance giant AIG has become the first Fortune 500 company to invest in an English women’s football team after acquiring a stake in Salford City Lionesses. The move is part of an expansion of the partnership between AIG and Salford City, the club co-owned by former Manchester United stars Gary Neville and David Beckham. AIG [...]
Giffords launches $10 million midterm blitz
A gun safety group founded by former Rep. Gabby Giffords, D-Ariz., is launching a $10 million ad blitz against Republicans in three crucial races.
Sitting RNC member breaks with Trump on data centers
An anti-data center bus tour traversing key midterm states will add another complication for Republican candidates in tight races.
UniPat Raises $300 Million Backed By Alibaba To Expand AI Testing and Benchmarking
As artificial intelligence continues to grow, one problem has emerged: testing. While everyone is busy building a flashy, large language model to impress investors, there are only a few verified The…
Barclays sees yen retreating toward upper 150s
The yen could surrender part of its sharp September advance and move back towards the upper 150s per dollar if expectations for faster Bank of Japan tightening and large-scale pension-fund…
Indian-origin couple gets AI college named after them in US, donates $20 million
The Anuradha and Vikas Sinha College of AI and Advanced Analytics will serve as an academic and research hub focused on artificial intelligence and more.
Australian Dollar slips against Japanese Yen due to increased risk aversion
AUD/JPY extends its losing streak for the fourth consecutive day, trading around 110.70 during European hours on Thursday.
This developer created an app to detect nearby Meta glasses. It already has thousands of users.
The Zuckoff app detects nearby smart glasses using Bluetooth signals. Its creator says Meta needs to do more to address privacy concerns.
McIlroy questions LIV's pulling power amid league revamp efforts
Dubai: Rory McIlroy has cast doubt on LIV Golf’s long-term appeal, suggesting the DP World Tour could benefit from the return of players who made the switch to the Saudi-backed circuit.
‘Will take down posts against Gaurav Bhatia in 24 hrs’: CJP's Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka to Delhi HC
Counsels appearing for Das and Ranka told the Court that they would take down the disputed posts. The Court recorded their statements and directed that the posts be removed within 24 hours.
Fatboy Slim Sets 2027 Tour of Australia
Norman Cook’s dancefloor alter ego will visit these parts in March 2027 for seven tour dates across Fremantle, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.
PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Songs of the Past
Plus, Exodus, White Knuckle, Resident Evil Veronica, Vice Undercover, RimWorld, Halo: Campaign Evolved, Corsair Cove, great RTS games, gaming laptops, and much more, too
SA urged to lock in reforms before Ramaphosa leaves
The urgency is pressing. Data this week showed the economy contracted by a larger than anticipated 0.2% in the second quarter, snapping six quarters of consecutive growth.
Apple Watch Ultra 4 first impressions: 5 reasons to buy and 2 reasons to skip Apple’s new rugged model
I’ve covered every Apple Watch Ultra model, and here’s what I really think of the latest Ultra 4, including my biggest likes and dislikes.
Enterprise AI is waiting for its iPhone moment
I still remember where I was when Steve Jobs walked onto the stage at the Moscone Center in January 2007 . I was watching the livestream, and somewhere around the first demo I had the distinct feeling…
STAT+: Five midterm races to watch that could be crucial for vaccine policy
GOP candidates in Iowa and Florida are embracing vaccine skepticism, while Democrats in Michigan and South Carolina are ready for a fight.
Movie lovers, can you name these '80s sci-fi horrors from just their main hero or heroine — from Ripley to MacReady?
How well do you know 80s sci-fi thrillers? Take the Tom’s Guide quiz to name 7 classic movies from a single photo of their heroes
iPhone fever: Dubai’s biggest sale-day rushes over the years
Dubai: Apple unveiled its biggest product lineup of the year at its September 9 “Surprise and Shine” event, led by the iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone. The device opens into a 7.6-inch display and starts at Dh8,499 in the UAE. Pre-orders begin at 4pm on October 16, with the phone available in the UAE from October 23.
Dahua Technology launches AI-enabled WITHS wireless camera series to transform GCC surveillance
Dahua Technology has officially launched its new WITHS Series across the GCC and wider MENA region, introducing a comprehensive lineup of wireless, AI-enabled cameras. Engineered to meet the evolving security demands of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the new series delivers flexible, high-performance monitoring without the…
HR Path acquires tts digital HR experts to expand SAP consulting
Human resources provider HR Path acquired tts digital HR experts GmbH to expand its consulting capabilities technical implementation and application management services for SAP SuccessFactors software
Toronto International Film Festival opens with major premieres and Oscar hopefuls in a star‑studded lineup
TORONTO, Sept 10 — North America’s largest film festival kicks off today in Toronto with a jam-packed line-u...
‘We stayed patient’: Hermann pleased to push through in match-winning partnership
Top-order batter Jordan Hermann built on his impressive form by earning his second straight Player of the Match award.
Google should really copy Apple’s newest AppleCare One Family plan
Apple's new plan puts Pixel Care Plus to shame.
Started at 12, Built a 300,000-Member Community: The Story of Children’s Art Museum of India (CAMI)
Starting with 12 children, CAMI grew into a 300,000-member community, making art more accessible and giving children a space to create and connect.
A Year Later, Charlie Kirk’s Death Has Fractured MAGA
A year after Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at Utah Valley University, the movement he built has split into two camps.
Bank of Korea flags chipmaker-linked derivatives
The Bank of Korea (BOK) has called for closer scrutiny of overseas derivatives linked to South Korean semiconductor stocks, warning that the rapid expansion of leveraged products could intensify…
- Bank of Korea warns of market volatility from overseas derivatives linked to semiconductor stocks.
- Situational Awareness hedge fund used up to four times leverage in Korean chipmaker positions.
- BlackRock's Korea ETF saw $2.8bn inflow in July, highlighting surge in investor interest.
Girls Exposed to Tylenol in the Womb Showed Surprising Changes, Study Finds
The lead author told Newsweek the findings highlight the importance of paying closer attention to pregnancy exposures.
MTN turns to AI to catch gigabyte thieves
The telco uses AI to catch revenue leakage from data tunnelling and to understand how customers actually use its network.
Yossi Sagol enters nuclear energy: Invests in ARCVIA
The company develops small modular nuclear power plants (SMRs) in the US. The investment comes amid a surge in demand for continuous electricity for data centers.
- Yossi Sagol invests in ARCVIA, a small modular nuclear power company
- ARCVIA founded in 2025 by former executives Itamar Serussi and Yonatan Raskin
- Investment aligns with US nuclear energy resurgence driven by tech demand
‘You’ve Always Been a Great Dad’: John Farnham’s Son Shares Rare Photos of Legendary Singer
James Farnham posted a sweet message as Australians celebrated Father’s Day last Sunday, and gave fans a rare glimpse of his father, John, the beloved pop veteran.
Robert Moor on Rethinking Environmentalism, Tree by Tree
Nonfiction writer Robert Moor joins co-hosts Christian Barter and Jennifer Maritza McCauley to talk about his new book, In Trees, and the power of “tree thinking,” a concept developed by the…
43% of Consumers See Digital Wallets in Their AI Shopping Future
A full shopping cart looks promising until the shopper can’t find a way to pay. The merchant has done the hard work of winning their interest, only to lose the sale at checkout.
Coroner releases details of infants who died amid growing Pennsylvania measles outbreak
The two measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania last month involved infants, and the virus itself caused one of the deaths, a Pennsylvania coroner confirmed Wednesday.
Type 2 diabetes becoming common among children – Expert
Type 2 diabetes, once largely associated with adults, is increasingly being diagnosed among children and adolescents, Dr Elliot Koranteng Tannor, a Consultant Nephrologist at the Okomfo Anokye…
How many people died? Why counting disaster fatalities is harder than it looks
Authors: Lakshman Srikanth and David Petley This article was first published on the UNDRR PreventionWeb site. A hazard event occurs. Imagine that the first report says 20 people have died.
Skyrmion topology makes long-distance optical communications more robust
New work will help advance the development of more reliable free-space networks The post Skyrmion topology makes long-distance optical communications more robust appeared first on Physics World .
Breaking HIV barriers: CHRAJ urges stakeholder collaboration, intensified public campaign
The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has called for a strengthened stakeholders’ collaboration and intensified public education towards the nation’s HIV and AIDS response. The post Breaking HIV barriers: CHRAJ urges stakeholder collaboration, intensified public campaign appeared first on Ghana Business News .
Japan wants to plant no-pollen trees to solve its hay fever crisis
Two species of trees helped Japan build millions of homes after World War II. However, pollen from those same trees has also fueled a nationwide hay fever allergy. More than 40% of Japan’s population now suffers from hay fever, locally called kafunsho. That’s nearly double the rate in the U.S., reports contributor Jonathan Vit for […]
Very hot drinks may damage the food pipe and increase cancer risk
Regularly drinking beverages like tea and coffee at very hot temperatures increases the risk of cancer of the food pipe or gullet, known as oesophageal cancer, UK research suggests. Researchers say the findings, from a study of nearly a million people, make this the largest to date to establish the link.
- Drinking very hot beverages raises oesophageal cancer risk by three times.
- Very hot defined as 65°C or higher for drinks.
- Waiting for drinks to cool reduces cancer risk.