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latest news & developments
Canada takes refugees who sheltered NSA whistle-blower Snowden
Vanessa Rodel and her daughter arrived in Toronto on Monday night after years of harassment in Hong Kong
NSA conference strengthens ties in the skills development landscape
‘We need to create clear linkages between education, teaching and the world of work’
Rethinking demand-led skills development in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
South Africa is on track to meet the NDP goal in terms of doctoral graduates
National Skills Authority Awards 2019
The awards honour those who are equipping young South Africans with vital skills
A humble helping hand in the NSA
‘Ultimately, we’re stronger when we have one common vision’
Snowden gets a handle on Twitter
“I used to work for the government. Now I work for the public”
SXSW: Assange, surveillance, and the world’s wake-up call
The internet has changed from an apathetic space into a political battlefield. Alistair Fairweather recaps on Julian Assange’s take on this.
Snowden: Children born today will not know concept of privacy
Edward Snowden has warned of the dangers posed by a loss of privacy in a message broadcast to Britain on Christmas Day.
Brazil not considering asylum for Snowden
After Edward Snowden’s open letter, Brazil says it’s not considering granting asylum to him as the country has not received a formal request.
Britain’s trying to shoot the messenger for NSA leaks
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger had no problem justifying the press’s freedom to inform the public about mass surveillance.
Spy agencies face political, legal battles
Parliaments, tech leaders and privacy activists are working to bring the surveillance complex to heel.
Guardian editor tells Parliament Snowden data is secure
Britain’s Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger has told Parliament that less than 1% of information leaked by Edward Snowden has been published.
Snowden to work for mystery Russian website
US security leaker Edward Snowden is set to start a job providing technical support at a major Russian website, says his lawyer.
Joe Public and his privacy
Do you know who has your data?
US spying: Yahoo! chief fears jail for going against NSA demands
Yahoo! chief Marissa Mayer said she feared winding up in prison for treason if she refused to comply with US spy demands for data.