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As a white Afrikaner, I can now claim asylum in Trump’s America. What an absurdity
We are not victims, there is no genocide. This rhetoric shows that the US administration doesn’t understand my thriving country, says Max du Preez, founding editor of the Vrye Weekblad newspaperMax du Preez (The Guardian)
In sudden change of course, Trump lowers tariffs for most countries, raises them for China
Trump hits pause on tariffs for most countries while cranking up the heat on China, sending stocks soaring in an economic whiplash.Reuters (Daily Maverick)
South Africa gets online system for reporting data breaches
“South Africa’s Information Regulator has launched an online platform for public and private entities to report security compromises. It has instructed all organisations to report any compromises through the system. The system is accessible through ...continues
Fowl play: Astral Foods to take R20-million profit hit after cyberattack - TechCentral
A cyberattack on Astral Foods’ poultry division has suffered a severe cyberattack that will cost it R20-million in profit.Duncan McLeod (TechCentral)
Today in Labor History March 21, 1960: South African police opened fire on peaceful black protesters, killing 69 and wounding 180 in the Sharpeville massacre. Many were shot in the back as they fled. Thousands had been out protesting the hated pass laws, when they decided to march on the police station. The town of Sharpeville had high unemployment and poverty. Its residents had been forcibly moved there from the neighboring town of Topville in 1958. Passbooks were used by the Apartheid regime to control the movement of black residents and to enforce segregation.
#workingclass #LaborHistory #apartheid #racism #SouthAfrica #Sharpeville #massacre #unemployment #poverty #BlackMastadon
This is a really interesting question: obviously, there's a lot of debate lately about #data and personal information (don't forget, data and information are two different things), and protection of those things, and what they can be used for and all that.
But legally speaking, is it possible for anyone to OWN data in #SouthAfrica?
techcentral.co.za/can-data-be-…
Can data be owned? A South African legal scholar weighs in - TechCentral
Despite the significance of data, a fundamental legal question remains unresolved.The Conversation (TechCentral)
Happy #HumanRightsDay! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internat… (h/t @wikipedia)
Remember, if you don't know why it's a public holiday, you're not allowed to take it as a public holiday. 😜 #SouthAfrica
‘King Coal is back,’ Mantashe says as new colliery launched
South Africa has a new coal mine and, perhaps surprisingly, it is part of a global trend that many will find worrying.Ed Stoddard (Daily Maverick)
how could a rich asshole who fled the end of #Apartheid in #SouthAfrica be a #racist piece of shit?
such a confusing mystery
🤔 🤔 🤔
(/s)
btw, not just Elon #Musk
also Peter #Thiel, #DavidSacks, #JoelPollak, #PatrickSoonShiong, etc
rat poison
There's a fantastic new tool for tracking what our parliament is up to!
ParliMeter | The Parliamentary Performance Dashboard
Quality data, insights and resources that help South Africans better understand the work done, in their name, by their representatives in Parliament.www.parlimeter.org.za