SAPS has started the e-recruitment process for 5 500 aspiring police officers to join its ranks. The South African Police Service’s (SAPS’s) e-recruitment system is live. Announced in June, the portal’s launch is part of the national police service’s shift from archaic paper-based applications, marking a first for the organisation. The portal also features a…
In the growing world of online education, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by options. Some platforms sell “freedom”, others sell content libraries and a few throw in recorded lessons with slick interfaces. But for parents asking one simple, high-stakes question – will my child actually be supported? – most online schools fall short. CambriLearn is…
Is African online betting the next titan? African online betting is huge, but can the regulatory framework keep up? Ten hot factors to consider. Online gambling is booming across Africa, driven by a passionate sports culture, mobile technology, and several gaps within the regulatory framework. With smartphone usage in Sub Saharan Africa on the rise…
SAPS is moving away from a manual to an electronic recruitment system. Synonymous with archaic paper-based applications, the South African Police Service (SAPS) will introduce an online recruitment system for its next police recruits. This is in line with the police service’s human resources priorities, according to national police commissioner general Fannie Masemola, who briefed…
You spot the perfect pair of sneakers online – your size, on sale, calling your name. You check your budget, take a coffee break, come back… only to find the price has jumped by R200. Sound familiar? You might be dealing with dynamic pricing. What Is Dynamic Pricing? “Dynamic pricing is a common pricing strategy…
If you’ve ever played a round of blackjack online, you probably already get the appeal. It’s one of those games that somehow never gets old. Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been playing for years, blackjack keeps things interesting. Unlike many other casino games that rely purely on luck, this one actually gives you…
Kenya’s police chief has suspended the head of a police station and all officers who were on duty when a man who had been detained for “false publication” died in custody. Albert Ojwang was arrested for a post on X in the western town of Homa Bay and then driven 350km (220 miles) to the…
