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Deepfake fraud and attacks on the rise in SA

Deepfake fraud and attacks on the rise in SA

By Theolin Tembo | Published 10h ago

South Africa has seen a rise in deepfake frauds by 1200% and has seen a 19.7% in deepfake attacks, according to a new report by Sumsub.

Revolutionary eSim launched in South Africa

By Tracy-Lynn Ruiters | Published 11h ago

The Southern Africa Tourism Services Association (SATSA), in partnership with eSimplified.io, has announced the launch of a revolutionary eSIM technology that can be used for both inbound and outbound travelling in South Africa.

Revolutionary eSim launched in South Africa

Revolutionary eSim launched in South Africa

Netcare Group distances itself from individual who called for Gaza to be ‘wiped out’

By Shakirah Thebus | Published 12h ago

Netcare Group distances itself from individual who called for Gaza to be ‘wiped out’

Industry leaders welcomes the Electric Vehicle White Paper

By Zolani Sinxo | Published 12h ago

Industry leaders welcomes the Electric Vehicle White Paper

NCOP passes the National Health Insurance Bill

By Zolani Sinxo | Published 13h ago

NCOP passes the National Health Insurance Bill

Tokai Lions Club spreading the holiday joy at Tygerberg Hospital’s children’s ward

By | Published 13h ago

Tokai Lions Club spreading the holiday joy at Tygerberg Hospital’s children’s ward

Youngsters from underprivileged communities participate in beach cricket festival

By | Published 14h ago

Youngsters from underprivileged communities participate in beach cricket festival

Matrics can relax but huge task of marking continues

By Tracy-Lynn Ruiters | Published 15h ago

Matrics can relax but huge task of marking continues

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Sorry, not sorry? Bheki Cele engages Speaker over Ian Cameron apology

By Se-Anne Rall | Published 16h ago

Sorry, not sorry? Bheki Cele engages Speaker over Ian Cameron apology

Sorry, not sorry? Bheki Cele engages Speaker over Ian Cameron apology

Four sharks spotted in False Bay in the past week

By | Published 16h ago

Four sharks spotted in False Bay in the past week

Four sharks spotted in False Bay in the past week

Civic honours for extraordinary citizens: Dr Imtiaz Sooliman, MaBrr, Desiree Ellis & Albie Sachs

By Byron Lukas | Published 17h ago

Civic honours for extraordinary citizens: Dr Imtiaz Sooliman, MaBrr, Desiree Ellis & Albie Sachs

Civic honours for extraordinary citizens: Dr Imtiaz Sooliman, MaBrr, Desiree Ellis & Albie Sachs

‘Armed and dangerous’ men sought in connection with murders of two LEAP officers

By Mandilakhe Tshwete | Published 18h ago

‘Armed and dangerous’ men sought in connection with murders of two LEAP officers

‘Armed and dangerous’ men sought in connection with murders of two LEAP officers

Missing Cape Town man found in the mortuary

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published 18h ago

Missing Cape Town man found in the mortuary

Missing Cape Town man found in the mortuary

Shopowner held over muti made from Table Mountain fauna and flora

By Mahira Duval | Published 18h ago

Shopowner held over muti made from Table Mountain fauna and flora

Shopowner held over muti made from Table Mountain fauna and flora

Lack of sanitation in City results in poor water quality at beaches and tidal pools

By Shakirah Thebus | Published 19h ago

Lack of sanitation in City results in poor water quality at beaches and tidal pools

Lack of sanitation in City results in poor water quality at beaches and tidal pools

Eight injured after car slams through restaurant window at Cape Gate Mediclinic

By Tracy-Lynn Ruiters | Published 20h ago

Eight injured after car slams through restaurant window at Cape Gate Mediclinic

Eight injured after car slams through restaurant window at Cape Gate Mediclinic

Thieves go on six minute festive shopping heist at Canal Walk

By Mahira Duval | Published 21h ago

Thieves go on six minute festive shopping heist at Canal Walk

Thieves go on six minute festive shopping heist at Canal Walk

Hungry vagrants are eating squirrels: AWS condemns attacks and consumption of squirrels

By Byron Lukas | Published 22h ago

Hungry vagrants are eating squirrels: AWS condemns attacks and consumption of squirrels

Hungry vagrants are eating squirrels: AWS condemns attacks and consumption of squirrels

On this day in history, December 7

By Greg Hutson | Published 23h ago

On this day in history, December 7

On this day in history, December 7

ANC pours cold water on WC Agri’s 83% success rate in land reform

By Zolani Sinxo | Published Dec 6, 2023

ANC pours cold water on WC Agri’s 83% success rate in land reform

ANC pours cold water on WC Agri’s 83% success rate in land reform

Review of R350 SRD grant to be taken, says Mashatile

By Francesca Villette | Published Dec 6, 2023

Review of R350 SRD grant to be taken, says Mashatile

Review of R350 SRD grant to be taken, says Mashatile

District Six Museum makes a turnaround

By Francesca Villette | Published Dec 6, 2023

District Six Museum makes a turnaround

District Six Museum makes a turnaround

GOTG to charge Israeli government with war crimes against humanity

By Genevieve Serra | Published Dec 6, 2023

GOTG to charge Israeli government with war crimes against humanity

GOTG to charge Israeli government with war crimes against humanity

Blind mole thought to be extinct since 1936 found in SA

By Zolani Sinxo | Published Dec 6, 2023

Blind mole thought to be extinct since 1936 found in SA

Blind mole thought to be extinct since 1936 found in SA

Researchers find that sugar tax alone is not enough to combat obesity in SA

By Staff Reporter | Published Dec 6, 2023

Researchers find that sugar tax alone is not enough to combat obesity in SA

Researchers find that sugar tax alone is not enough to combat obesity in SA