Gauteng’s R124m CCTV network stirs political storm

Gauteng’s R124m CCTV network stirs political storm

To date, 960 CCTV cameras have been installed in strategic areas across Gauteng. (Image source: 123RF) The Gauteng Provincial Government is at odds with the Democratic Alliance (DA) over the functionality of the R124 million closed circuit television (CCTV) camera network installed across the province. The CCTV cameras form part of the Gauteng Provincial Government’s…

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Agentic AI reshapes the security operations centre

Agentic AI reshapes the security operations centre

Zubair Mukhtar Chowgale, director of sales engineering at Securonix. Traditional security teams are dealing with too many alerts and not enough time or people to handle them. At the same time, attackers are moving faster using AI, and boards expect clear evidence that security efforts are making a real difference to the business. This was…

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Thousands hit London streets for “Unite the Kingdom” march organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson

Thousands hit London streets for “Unite the Kingdom” march organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson

Tens of thousands of demonstrators descended on central London on Saturday for a rally organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson, with supporters framing the event as a protest against the erosion of British identity. Police estimated that around 60,000 people attended the “Unite the Kingdom” march, making it one of the largest right-wing mobilizations seen…

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SARS tax crackdown slams brakes on SA’s e-commerce boom

SARS tax crackdown slams brakes on SA’s e-commerce boom

SARS import duties have sharply slowed cross-border e-commerce growth and intensified competition between local retailers and global platforms. (Image source: 123RF) South Africa’s cross-border e-commerce sector is entering a slower, more competitive growth cycle, primarily as a result of the import duties introduced by the South African Revenue Service (SARS) in 2024. This is one…

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UK ex-health minister says will run to replace Prime Minister Keir Starmer | Politics News

UK ex-health minister says will run to replace Prime Minister Keir Starmer | Politics News

Pressure mounts on Starmer’s government, as Labour rivals including recently resigned Wes Streeting circle. Published On 16 May 202616 May 2026 Wes Streeting, the former British health secretary who resigned from the government this week, says he will run to replace Prime Minister Keir Starmer when the contest is triggered. Starmer’s government has been on…

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