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Satellite-based assisted-offloading for energy-constrained edge networks

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By Thembelihle Stacky Dlamini, Sifiso Vilakati, Mengistu A. Mulatu
| iaescore.com
Thembelihle Dlamini, Mengistu A. Mulatu, Sifiso Vilakati Keywords Forecasting; Green energy; Protected areas; Remote edge servers; Satellite constellations Full Text: PDF DOI: http://doi.org/10.11591/ijeecs.v41.i3.pp935-945 There are currently no refbacks. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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THE STATUS CAPITAL PARADOX: WHO BENEFITS FROM GOING IN CIRCLES?

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By Samkelo Ngwenya, Dudu Lushaba, Thembelihle Stacky Dlamini
| swazibridge.com
Business Samkelo Ngwenya January 13 2026 There comes a moment in every regulatory saga when the central question is no longer about compliance, but about intent. The Status Capital Building Society (SCBS) matter has reached that moment. After a long time of squabbles, court battles, audits, counter-claims and official pronouncements, one must now ask, candidly and without fear, who truly benefits from the endless circular motion surrounding SCBS? Certainly not the members.
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KING MSWATI OFFERS PROTECTION TO YET ANOTHER ESTRANGED SOUTH AFRICAN CHIEF

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By Dudu Lushaba, Thembelihle Stacky Dlamini
| swazibridge.com
Breaking News Dudu Lushaba January 13 2026 Eush King Mswati III has once again opened the doors of eSwatini to a leader under siege, reinforcing the kingdom’s long standing role as a place of refuge for traditional and political figures in distress across the region.
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