Africa: The Fight for Africa’s Stomach Health Begins in Lusaka As O’morain, Yamaoka, Leja Lead the Charge

Africa: The Fight for Africa’s Stomach Health Begins in Lusaka As O’morain, Yamaoka, Leja Lead the Charge

Helicobacter pylori is silent, widespread, and deadly, fuelling ulcers and gastric cancer across Africa. Now the continent is fighting back as world-leading experts are converging on Lusaka to rewrite the battle plan. Writes Mary NNAH For millions of Africans, a silent bacteria is quietly destroying stomach health, causing ulcers and fuelling gastric cancer. Yet the…

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New Jersey teen reported missing found hiding in mom’s crawl space, mom arrested on obstruction charge

New Jersey teen reported missing found hiding in mom’s crawl space, mom arrested on obstruction charge

A New Jersey mom was arrested after her teenage son was reported missing — and then found two days later by police hiding in the suspect’s basement, officials said Monday. Jennifer Buckley, a 48-year-old East Brunswick resident, was booked on suspicion of obstruction of administration of law, police said. She was taken into custody at…

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A hidden charge in your electricity bill is being scrapped

A hidden charge in your electricity bill is being scrapped

Energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa Energy regulator Nersa will be required to publish a rolling 10-year electricity price forecast, and Eskom and municipalities will be barred from recovering unpaid customer debt through tariffs, under a revised pricing policy that goes out for public comment on Friday. Energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa outlined the revised electricity pricing policy…

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The projects leading Eskom’s 32GW renewables charge

The projects leading Eskom’s 32GW renewables charge

Eskom’s group executive for renewables, Rivoningo Mnisi, has put names and numbers to the projects that will come first under the new Eskom Green business, laying out a pipeline that runs from a solar plant already in the ground to a Komati solar-and-battery hybrid, a skills-transfer phase and, ultimately, utility-scale plants of at least 500MW…

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Women lead charge of IP, tech training ecosystem

Women lead charge of IP, tech training ecosystem

Women made up the majority of South Africa’s public IP and tech transfer training regime. (Image source: 123RF) Some 3 100 intellectual property (IP) and technology transfer professionals have been trained over the past 15 years, with women accounting for more than 55% of participants. This is according to the National Intellectual Property Management Office…

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Africa: The Fight for Africa’s Stomach Health Begins in Lusaka As O’morain, Yamaoka, Leja Lead the Charge

Africa: Pope Leo and the Global Charge for Ai Regulation

Less human control of AI weaponry increases the appetite for wars, without their ending in sight, the Pontiff cautioned. From being experimental tools of technology companies in the West, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an advanced mechanism redefining human existence from the way it has been for centuries. The corporate world’s massive restructuring, leading to…

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