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24 Sep 2026

AI That Speaks Our Languages: South Africa’s Push for More Accessible Learning

From multilingual reading support to computer-generated speech, South African researchers are developing AI tools around local languages, with potential applications for classrooms, families and digital services.
23 Sep 2026

Mapping the Danger: Limpopo Turns Road Incident Data into Action

A locally developed dashboard is helping Limpopo officials identify road-safety hotspots and plan where resources are needed, showing how digital mapping can support public services.
22 Sep 2026

The Tech We Leave Behind: South African Campaign Collects Over Two Tonnes of E-Waste

A Vodacom and Circular Energy initiative collected more than 2,270 kilograms of unwanted electronics through home collections, highlighting the importance of what happens to technology after its useful life.
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