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Big data a game-changer for universities

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New technology may be perceived as a threat to the academy, but it can also reinvigorate learning
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The most bizarre cheats in sporting history

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Doping bridge players? Cyclist gangs? Some competitors will go to any lengths to win
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SMME changes the global landscape of superconducting and quantum circuit design

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Innovation Award: SMME for innovations and their research and/or development by a team or individual
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IBM aims AI at Africa

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Artificial Intelligence is seen as an advanced and dangerous technology, but IBM is showing how it can help solve problems in Africa
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​IBM calls on SA youth to pursue science and technology

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Just a few years ago, IBM opened its first research lab on the continent, in Nairobi, Kenya.
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IBM research lab to work with the cool kids

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Braamfontein will soon be home to not only artists and hipsters, but tech-savvy researchers attracted to innovation and rejuvenation of the city.
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IBM cooks up thought for food

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Watson, the technology company's cognitive showpiece, is bringing artificial intelligence into the kitchen by conjuring up recipes.
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Compliance, corruption, collusion

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Simplify and maintain sanity to meet demanding legislation, analysts say.
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IBM to target Nairobi’s traffic nightmares

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Kenyans hope that IBM's choice of Nairobi as the spot for its first African commercial research centre will provide solution to the city's traffic.
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BMW owners vent anger at months-long wait for spare parts

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Drivers have expressed anger as BMW faces huge lag times in replacing parts due to a new supply-management system at its central warehouse.
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Massive spin-off for tiny atom film

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IBM's research will make it possible to process the data from the Square Kilometre Array.
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IBM lands $42-million SKA tender

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Some of the biggest computers ever seen are going to help decipher data from the world's largest telescope as it explores the origins of the universe.
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Cape Town’s largest passenger rail line has been closed for months, hitting people’s pockets and adding to road traffic congestion
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Focus on FW de Klerk distracted attention from the troubling state of the nation

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Some political analysts say President Cyril Ramaphosa is taking too long to mend the country, others says it is the ANC itself that must be fixed
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Eastern Cape MEC orders graft investigation after two workers killed at troubled district municipality

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The killing of two council workers at the Amathole district municipality appears to be linked to tender fraud and corruption
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Press Releases

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Response to the report of the independent assessors

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VUT welcomes the publishing of the report of the independent assessors to investigate concerns of poor governance, leadership, management, corruption and fraud at the university.
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NWU student receives international award

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Carol-Mari Schulz received the Bachelor of Health Sciences in Occupational Hygiene Top Achiever Award.
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Academic programme resumes at all campuses

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Lectures, practicals, seminars and tutorials will all resume today as per specific academic timetables.
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Special Reports

Strategic social investments are a catalyst for social progress

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Barloworld Mbewu enables beneficiaries to move away from dependence on grant funding
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We all have a part to play to make South Africa work

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Powering societal progress demands partnerships between all stakeholders
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Special Reports

So you want to be a social entrepreneur?

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Do the research first; it will save money and time later
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Social entrepreneurship means business

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Enterprises with a cause at their core might be exactly what our economy desperately needs
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Looking inwards

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Businesses are finding tangible ways to give back – but only because consumers demand it
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New technology may be perceived as a threat to the academy, but it can also reinvigorate learning

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