Why a Used PlayStation Now Costs More Than a New One
AI tools have broken the locks on Sony's console, and buyers are now paying up to $1 500 for the second-hand machines that can still be opened.
13.10.2026 |
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The Only Energy Policy That Matters, and the One Pretoria Is Not Following
In Houston in Texas last week the world's largest economies agreed that cheap, reliable power comes first, and that a richer country is a greener one. Pretoria was barred from the table and remains committed to the opposite course.
23.9.2026 |
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I Walked Through South Africa's Enclave Future
In uMhlanga, property owners have built an additional layer of government over public space. It may offer a glimpse of where South Africa is heading.
12.9.2026 |
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China Now Builds The Robots That Build China – South Africa Should Pay Attention
China has taken a vast lead in the global robotics industry. This has implications for the great US-versus-China battle of the next two decades and presents an enormous opportunity for South Africa if its unity government could get its policy house in order.
26.8.2026 |
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What Happens After Matric?
A matriculation certificate gets you into the labour market. It mostly does not get you a job.
20.8.2026 |
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Government Announcements on Matric Pass Rate Conceal What Is Really Happening in Schools
Parents should be wary of the idea that a rising matric pass rate means their children are getting a better education – quite the opposite might be happening.
13.8.2026 |
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The DA and the FF+ Could Govern Tshwane Together
The two parties now poll a combined majority in the capital.
11.8.2026 |
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ANC Falls to Third in eThekwini
Support for the ANC in eThekwini has fallen to less than half its 2021 share, leaving it third behind the MKP and the DA.
10.8.2026 |
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Six Graphs Show How South Africans Access Healthcare
Six graphs show that healthcare access in South Africa is driven primarily by employment, income, and economic growth.
6.8.2026 |
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Young Africans Like Trump Even Though They Do Not Trust Him
Young Africans are unexpectedly optimistic about Donald Trump’s second presidency, even though most believe his administration would break international law to secure the continent’s resources.
3.8.2026 |
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