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When artificial intelligence (AI) makes a mistake we are quick to point fingers and blame the technology. But what if the real culprit isn't AI, but the user?

The official unemployment rate has decreased for the latest quarter, with 7 provinces showing an increase in employment. The growth was led by the Western Cape which recorded 70,000 additional jobs, and KZN with an additional 54,000 jobs. 

Seek alternative ways to stretch your money instead of gambling, and reach out for help if you are addicted, advises JustMoney.

Being retrenched comes with a range of feelings and emotions that are tough to navigate. It also comes with the stress of wondering how you will cover bills while you are looking for work. 

South Africa has reached a major milestone in its public transport renewal drive with the delivery of 300 locally manufactured train sets that will serve passengers through the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA).

Inyathelo, the South African Institute for Advancement, hails South Africa’s grey list removal stating that it paves the way for robust NPO fundraising and global re-engagement. 

The Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Dr Nomalungelo Gina, has called on South Africa’s private sector to help tackle youth unemployment by creating more internship opportunities for young graduates. 

The South African government has reaffirmed its commitment to Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE), describing it as a cornerstone of the country’s economic transformation agenda and a vital tool for achieving inclusive growth.

The Gauteng Education MEC  has called on the Class of 2025 to approach their Matric examinations with honesty and integrity.

As Transport Month progresses this October, Engen is offering free voluntary health screenings for truck drivers across South Africa. 

As South Africa’s matriculants prepare to write their final exams, Cabinet has extended its best wishes to the Class of 2025 ahead of the National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations, which officially begin on 21 October 2025.

More than 100 South African Police Service (SAPS) trainees have successfully completed a key training programme that equips them to serve communities with integrity, discipline, and professionalism.

The University of Fort Hare in Alice and East London descended into chaos amid students protests this week. 

The South African government is calling on citizens to remain vigilant, responsible, and digitally aware to protect themselves from growing threats in cyberspace.

Are planning on obtaining a teaching qualification in 2026? If yes, then you'll be glad to know Funza Lushaka bursary applications are now open for 2026. 

The Craft and Design Institute’s (CDI) first-ever SCALE (Supporting Creatives + Accelerating Local Enterprises) programme has delivered impressive results, enabling 174 informal craft and design enterprises to expand, and creating at least 55 new jobs in three years.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) plays a vital role in supporting thousands of students at South African universities, including the University of South Africa (Unisa). For October 2025, NSFAS has confirmed how allowances will be paid to Unisa students.

The eThekwini Municipality has strengthened its commitment to education, innovation, and inclusive growth by renewing a groundbreaking partnership with five of South Africa’s top universities.

South Africa’s Just Energy Transition is creating thousands of jobs and training opportunities in renewable energy, waste management, and biodiversity. We explore this government initiative that is building skills for the future.  

The programme to register ECD centres across the country has been making steady progress and is running ahead of schedule. The Basic Education Department has given a full update.