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Palantir CEO Alexander Karp’s book The Technological Republic advocates for Western ‘hard power … built on software’.A book coauthored by a cofounder of Palantir, a leading defence and intelligence software firm in the United States, has prompted outcry from detractors who say it lays out a “manifesto” for the weaponisation of artificial intelligence by the US and its allies.Palantir, which has multibillion-dollar contracts with multiple US government agencies, including the US Army, and partnerships with the Israeli military, recently summarised the key arguments of The Technological Republic – written by the company’s chief executive, Alexander Karp, and Nicholas W Zamiska,…

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THE ATTACK on the relationship of the EFF leader, Mr. Julius Malema, and his wife Mantwa KaMatlala Malema by a popular person named Musa Khawula, caused their love to burst into unexpected sparks.These days, Mantwa is seen going up and down with Malema and kissing each other. They started when there was a family game between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates at FNB Stadium in Soweto. Even when Malema attended the shooting case at the Magistrate’s Court in Kugompo, Eastern Cape, this week, the couple appeared to be holding each other tightly. This happened on Tuesday when the Gauteng High…

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THE COACH of Kaizer Chiefs, Cedric Kaze, was impressed with the way Thabo Cele and Gastin Sirino played in the Betway Premiership match against Polokwane City which ended in a 0-0 draw at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane, on Saturday.Chiefs’ draw against Polokwane interrupted their streak of winning five games in a row.Cele, who played in Siphesihle Ndlovu’s place, was the first time this season that he was in a scheme that started the game, he played it and finished it.Ahead of Saturday’s match against Polokwane, the midfielder who hails from Mashu, Durban, made his first appearance on Wednesday,…

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Children with a strong pre-school experience adapt noticeably more easily to formal school. They follow instructions with greater certainty, demonstrate better early literacy and math skills, and experience less anxiety during transitions. This not only creates readiness, but also a sense of security for both child and parent.

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COMPARE it to the province’s victory in the fight against serious crime, the opening of the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), in Mayville, Durban, on Friday. Anti-crime agencies in the community, said le laboratory dedicated by the Minister of Public Works, Mr. Dean Mcpherson to the Acting Minister of Police, Prof. Firoz Cachalia, brings back hope in the fight against crime in the province.Among many other things related to the investigation of the cases, it will be the center that will test the samples of genes specific to the rape cases that happened in the province.It will be recalled that previously,…

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ISHAYA attacked the Royal Family of Zulu after the news appeared that Mome is in the process of legalizing the work of prostitution.This came after the Ministry of Justice confirmed that it is not long before the prostitutes get the authority to do this work under the rules.If this proposed law ends up being successful, the spokesperson for the Royal Family, Prince Thulani Zulu, said it would mean the country’s decay.He stated that they as the Royal Family are not in agreement with this proposed story because it will ruin many things in the nation.He said that according to KwaZulu…

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April is marked as a month to raise awareness of the dangers of distracted driving, which is said to be one of the main causes of accidents on the road.The CEO of the company that teaches driving and promotes road safety, MasterDrive, Eugene Herbert, said that information from insurance companies indicates that driving while distracted increases the chances of an accident by 60%.”According to the World Health Organisation, using a mobile phone while driving increases the chances of crashing by four times. This includes holding it by hand and using Bluetooth. In South Africa, the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC)…

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A Durban lady who plays for the female Proteas, Nonkululeko Mlaba and Zakithi Nene from Mnambithi who is a South African athlete in the 400m distance, were the ones who took home the big prizes at the KZN Sports Awards held at the weekend, at the Nkosi Albert Luthuli Convention Centre, Durban.Mlaba (27) took home the KZN Sportswoman of the Year and Nene (28) in the same category but for men (KZN Sportsman of the Year).Both of these stars who faithfully represented the province of KZN in the national teams of South Africa in different sports, returned home with new…

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