Rand hits its strongest level in three years

Rand hits its strongest level in three years

The rand gained further ground on Monday, supported by higher gold prices as local investors look towards the year’s last bit of economic data for clues on the health of South Africa’s economy. Shortly after 2pm, the currency was trading at R16.78/US$, continuing a firming trend that started in April. The rand is now at…

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Israel hits multiple towns in southern Lebanon as attacks intensify | Israel attacks Lebanon News

Israel hits multiple towns in southern Lebanon as attacks intensify | Israel attacks Lebanon News

Strike on Jbaa follows warnings for more attacks as Israel continues daily attacks despite year-old ceasefire. Israel’s military has launched air strikes on at least three towns in southern Lebanon, Mahrouna, Jbaa, and al-Majadel, despite the ceasefire in place since last November. According to Lebanon’s National News Agency, the attack on Jbaa on Thursday destroyed…

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Africa: Kiira Motors’ 13,000km Electric Journey Hits Dodoma, Demonstrates Africa-Made Innovation

Africa: Kiira Motors’ 13,000km Electric Journey Hits Dodoma, Demonstrates Africa-Made Innovation

Kiira Motors’ groundbreaking 13,000-kilometre electric mobility expedition from Uganda to South Africa has reached the heart of Tanzania, showcasing the potential of African-made clean transport and marking a major milestone in the continent’s sustainable mobility movement. The Kayoola E-Coach 13M, Uganda’s flagship premium electric inter-city bus, is currently in Dodoma, Tanzania’s capital, after traversing the…

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AI spending boom hits overdrive

AI spending boom hits overdrive

A momentous week in the technology sector made it clear there is no sign the boom in building artificial intelligence infrastructure is slowing — despite the bubble talk. Nvidia, whose processors are the AI revolution’s backbone, became the first company to surpass US$5-trillion in market value. Microsoft and OpenAI inked a deal enhancing the ChatGPT…

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