The big banks are the ones that really seem to benefit from our banking payment systems. They operate most of the banking cards, run the merchant’s systems and then get proper access to the payment ...

Large institutions, investment firms and corporations are swirling in the bitcoin waters that have been chummed up with exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and direct purchases, creating what analysts call ...

It’s hard to pronounce, but photoplethysmography is a key driver in the explosion of wearable health tracking. It uses those little green lights on the skin side of the wearable to track the amount of ...

FlySafair has confirmed that while the majority of its operations remain intact, approximately 12% of scheduled flights have been cancelled today. This follows a late-night withdrawal of availability ...

Governments should harness the potential of informality as a bridge rather than a barrier to building economic resilience.

Spotlight and GroundUp published a two-part exposé showing how US aid cuts led to the deaths of children in Mozambique. Here, Jesse Copelyn considers what led to this tragedy and who should bear ...

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Spoon the mushroom mixture equally onto the four slices of toast. Lay two courgette halves across each slice. Sprinkle the remaining grated cheese on top. Grill in the air fryer or under an oven grill ...

After four schoolgirls were murdered in Nelson Mandela Bay in just one month, education and police officials have called for urgent collaboration between schools, parents and communities to protect ...

At least 67 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire as they waited for U.N. aid trucks in northern Gaza on Sunday, the Gaza health ministry said, as Israel issued new evacuation orders for areas ...

The idea that America faces an inexorable, irreversible decline has become a form of conventional wisdom. Is this really true — or is it becoming so because of poor policy choices being made by its ...

Mining is hard because even if you get the minerals out of the ground safely and efficiently, your fortunes are primarily tied to global commodity prices.