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‘Opportunity In The Brokenness’: The South African Working To Restore Pride In The City Of Johannesburg

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No one in the mid-1990s would have believed that one in every three people today would have an iPhone in their back pocket. Apple was teetering on the brink of collapse, haemorrhaging money as analysts questioned whether the company had a future at all. A 1997 ad campaign attempted to shift public perception.
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‘Giving Children Responsible Screen-Time’: Meet The South African EdTech Entrepreneur Gamifying The Classroom

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By Forbes Africa
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The idea behind Spark, an educational gaming-style platform that incorporates the Curriculum Assessment Policy Statements (South Africa’s school syllabus also known as CAPS), came from a schoolteacher who noticed when children lost interest in the classroom. Aanisah Chothia, the co-founder of Spark, drew from her experience as an educator, online teacher and parent to young children.
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‘Don’t Want To Stop’: How Morocco Became Africa’s Genuine World Cup Contender

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By Forbes Africa
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Morocco have emerged as the continent’s best bet at the 2026 World Cup, but face a daunting quarter-final against a rampant France next on Thursday. The North African side reached the semi-finals in 2022, the furthest a team from the continent has progressed, but need an upset result to match that feat.
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