Microsoft’s Strategic Investment of $298 Million to Boost Cloud and AI in South Africa
Microsoft is set to invest ZAR 5.4 billion (US$ 298 million) in South Africa by 2027 to expand its cloud...
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Lalit Modi Faces New Legal Challenges as Vanuatu Revokes His Passport
Lalit Modi's passport has been revoked by Vanuatu following concerns about his intentions to evade legal proceedings. Modi, who is...
Apple Required to Permit Sideloading in Brazil Within 90 Days
Apple has been given a 90-day deadline by a Brazilian court to allow sideloading on iPhones, permitting app installations from...
Nepal Rally Expresses Demand for Monarchy Amid Political Discontent
Protesters in Nepal rallied for the return of the king, citing political frustrations with the current system. Calls for monarchy...
China Expands Secretive Satellite Series with Launch of TJS-15
China's launch of the TJS-15 satellite marks the continuation of its classified satellite series aimed at testing communication technology and...
U.S.-Ukraine Talks in Jeddah: A Critical Examination of Peace Stance
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet with Ukrainian officials in Jeddah to assess their commitment to peace. Discussions...
Severe Rainfall in Argentina Leads to Tragic Loss of Life
Heavy rains in Argentina have resulted in at least 15 fatalities, with many others missing due to flooding. Authorities are...
The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Transforming Patient Care in Kenya
AI is reshaping healthcare in Kenya, addressing diagnostic needs, improving treatment personalization, and advancing surgical techniques, particularly in underserved areas....
Russia, China, and Iran Prepare for Joint Naval Exercises in the Indian Ocean
Russia is set to conduct naval exercises with China and Iran in March, named "Security Belt-2025." The drills aim to...
Microsoft’s R5.4-Billion AI Investment and Its Implications for South Africa
Microsoft has committed R5.4-billion to develop AI and cloud infrastructure in South Africa, praised by President Ramaphosa for its positive...
