U.S. mountain climber among 2 killed in a fall on New Zealand’s highest peak, 2 others rescued

U.S. mountain climber among 2 killed in a fall on New Zealand’s highest peak, 2 others rescued

Two mountain climbers have died on Aoraki, New Zealand’s tallest peak, and two others from the same group were rescued, authorities said. One of the two people killed in a fall was from the U.S., officials said Wednesday. Specialists from rescue organizations and government agencies recovered the dead climbers’ bodies late Tuesday, according to Police…

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ITWeb TV: Don’t fall for AI FOMO

ITWeb TV: Don’t fall for AI FOMO

In this episode of ITWeb TV, John Kamara, CEO & Founder, AI Centre of Excellence, discusses tackles Africa’s evolving AI landscape, how the continent must ignore the global “hype train” and focus on localised, relevant solutions to bridge the knowledge divide and create jobs. To achieve this, he says that AI must be used to…

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Africa: Brick By Brick, Zimbabwe Companies Fall to Foreign Competitors

Africa: Brick By Brick, Zimbabwe Companies Fall to Foreign Competitors

Harare, Zimbabwe — National laws aimed at redressing colonial imbalances reserve retail sectors, like that of brickmaking, for locals. But companies with outside investment, particularly from China, routinely flout the rules. For nearly a decade, Stanley has made a living laying out bricks for drying at Willdale Bricks, one of Zimbabwe’s oldest brick manufacturers. That…

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Jair Bolsonaro’s rise and fall

Jair Bolsonaro’s rise and fall

Caio QueroHead of BBC News Brasil Getty Images Brazil’s ex-president has been convicted of plotting a coup In September 2018, as Jair Bolsonaro campaigned in the south-eastern city of Juiz de Fora, a 40-year-old man pushed through the crowd and stabbed the presidential candidate in the stomach. Images of Bolsonaro doubled over in pain, wearing…

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