A 17-year-old Enyobeni Tavern tragedy survivor paints a picture of what happened and how two of her friends died in her arms. 

A 17-year-old Enyobeni Tavern tragedy survivor paints a picture of what happened and how two of her friends died in her arms.

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17-year-old tavern tragedy survivor speaks

Fuel prices are expected to go up as tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East. Experts say the conflict between Iran, the United States and Israel is likely to have a negative impact on the economy. We caught up with Associate Professor in Economics at Nelson Mandela University, Professor Thobekile Qabhobho for his insights.

Fuel prices are expected to go up as tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East. Experts say the conflict between Iran, the United States and Israel is likely to have a negative impact on the economy. We caught up with Associate Professor in Economics at Nelson Mandela University, Professor Thobekile Qabhobho for his insights.

Possible impact of Middle East conflict on economy

Walter Sisulu University Senior Lecturer in Networks and IT Support, Dr Munienge Mbodila, has warned people about the dark side of artificial intelligence (AI). Dr Mbodila, who's also a member of an international body called Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), says people must be vigilant when sharing their identity on the AI tools. 

Walter Sisulu University Senior Lecturer in Networks and IT Support, Dr Munienge Mbodila, has warned people about the dark side of artificial intelligence (AI). Dr Mbodila, who's also a member of an international body called Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), says people must be vigilant when sharing their identity on the AI tools.&nbsp;

'Be vigilant when it comes to AI'

According to one of the major banks in South Africa, women are dominating the property market as first-time owners. We had a conversation with our resident Property Practitioner, Tricia Limbane, and she acknowledged that women have become more "woke" when it comes to investing in property. 

According to one of the major banks in South Africa, women are dominating the property market as first-time owners. We had a conversation with our resident Property Practitioner, Tricia Limbane, and she acknowledged that women have become more "woke" when it comes to investing in property.&nbsp;

17-year-old tavern tragedy survivor speaks

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