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Queiroz steps down after Ghana's World Cup disappointment
Carlos Queiroz has resigned as Ghana head coach after the Black Stars' World Cup campaign ended with a 1-0 defeat to Colombia in the last 16. The Portuguese coach said he leaves with pride but urged reforms off the pitch to secure the team's future success.
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Fuel bills won't recover as fast as they rose
Fuel bills wont recover as fast as they rose South African organisations are undergoing the most severe fuel price shock in recent years driven by the Strait of Hormuz crisis and the Iran-US-Israel conflict. Despite this week's decreases, The post Fuel bills wont recover as fast as they rose appeared first on Cape Business News.
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POPIA Five Years Later: Why Is Nobody Being Held Accountable?
POPIA Five Years Later: Why Is Nobody Being Held Accountable? Five years after POPIA took effect, data breaches continue to rise. The question is: who is being held accountable? Centurion, 6 July 2026 – Five years after the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) became fully The post POPIA Five Years Later: Why Is Nobody Being Held Accountable? appeared first on Cape Business News.
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AI may not take your job, but it could change how careers begin
AI may not take your job, but it could change how careers begin By Adriaan Pask, Chief Investment Officer at PSG Wealth Artificial intelligence (AI) is often framed in binary terms: either as an existential threat that will replace workers, or as The post AI may not take your job, but it could change how careers begin appeared first on Cape Business News.
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UK scraps £45 million girls' education programme
Britain has scrapped a flagship £45 million programme aimed at helping one million girls across Africa, Asia and the Middle East gain access to higher education, just two years after it was announced.
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Uganda coffee exports hit by weaker prices
Uganda's coffee export earnings dropped sharply in May as falling global prices and lower export volumes weighed on the country's top agricultural export. The decline highlights the vulnerability of Africa's largest coffee exporter to swings in international commodity markets.
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