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As the world becomes increasingly digital, online fraud has become more rampant than ever before. Cybercriminals are employing psychological mechanisms to exploit their targets, making it essential to stay informed and understand the strategies behind modern scams. ## Hybrid Scams: A New Trend
Cape Town is a city renowned for its beauty and attractions that cater to all types of visitors, regardless of weather conditions. Families can enjoy various budgetfriendly activities that can provide longlasting memories for both children and adults. Here are six funfilled experiences that cost under R50 per person:
The departure of midfielder Phathutshedzo Nange from the Kaizer Chiefs has elicited a mixed response from the club’s fans. While some expressed their disappointment over losing the talented player, others seized the opportunity to voice their dissatisfaction with coach Arthur Zwane. This development sheds light on the complex dynamics between players, coaches, and the club’s loyal supporters.
At the Travelers Championship, Denny McCarthy almost achieved the magic number of 59, with his impressive 10under 60 marking the lowest round of his PGA TOUR career. He started his round on the back nine, where he notched five birdies on his first six holes and another five on his way back. McCarthy’s performance was driven by positivity from the moment he woke up. Although the 30yearold Maryland native is winless on TOUR, he has had close calls, including at this year’s Memorial Tournament.
In the Western Cape of South Africa, a group of young and passionate learners from Zwelethemba High School have become a rising star in the world of robotics. The Galatic Einsteins have made a mark in just one year of being introduced to the field, competing in international events and receiving recognition for their achievements.
South Africa is currently facing a cholera outbreak that has claimed several lives in the past two months. Four towns, Hammanskraal, Parys, Kroonstad, and Phake, have recorded deaths due to the disease. The affected areas share common issues of sewage pollution in their streets, rivers, and problematic drinking water supply.
Percy Tau has breathed new life into his career at Al Ahly, cementing his place as one of Africa’s top footballers. Last season, Tau’s remarkable talent and dedication contributed to the team’s success in winning the CAF Champions League for the second time.
The City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate has scheduled critical maintenance work in selected areas from June 26th to June 29th, 2023. The purpose of this article is to provide information and help residents prepare for the upcoming water supply disruptions.
The Constitutional Court of South Africa has delivered a landmark ruling upholding the City of Cape Town’s Outdoor Advertising and Signage Bylaw. The decision reinforces the city’s right to regulate outdoor advertising within its boundaries, while also underscoring the importance of preserving cultural and visual heritage.
The NonProfit Organisations (NPO) sector plays a crucial role in providing essential social services to impoverished and vulnerable South Africans, such as food, clothing, housing, rehab for substance abuse addicts, and efforts against genderbased violence and femicide. However, the compliance of NPOs with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) recommendations is a matter of concern. In this context, the Minister of Social Development, Ms. Lindiwe Zulu, is set to give an update on NPO compliance, deregistration, and the antisubstance abuse program.
In an effort to promote gender equality, the Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) in Mpumalanga has partnered with the provincial House of Traditional and Khoisan Leaders (HTKL). The two organizations signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen their working relationship and enhance their respective programs in the province.
In the world of politics and governance, Deputy Minister Pinky Kekana’s dedication to public service is exemplary. As the Deputy Minister in the Presidency responsible for Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation, Kekana is responsible for ensuring that government initiatives are effective. One such initiative is her recent followup visit to Tsantsabane Local Municipality in the Northern Cape Province on June 27, 2023.
The Public Employment Services (PES) unit in Vryburg, Taung, and Christiana Labour Centres organized a threeday career exhibition from 20 to 22 June 2023 in Ganyesa, Mokasa II village, and SweitzerReneke. The event aimed to benefit the communities by providing a platform for attendees to expand their networks, learn about different career opportunities, and discover various learnerships, internships, apprenticeships, bursaries, and entrepreneurship options.
The Commission for Employment Equity (CEE) recently released its 23rd report, which sheds light on the slow progress of transformation in the South African workplace. Despite the country’s aspirations towards social justice, the report reveals that employment equity targets remain out of reach.
The University of Fort Hare was established in 1916 and has since become a prominent center for higher learning in South Africa. It has produced notable alumni who have fought for justice and equality, such as Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, and Robert Sobukwe. However, recent reports have revealed governance, administration, and leadership challenges that have put the university’s reputation at risk.
Desmond Mmola, a young man from Namakgale township in Mopani District, has defied the odds and achieved success through his determination and selfbelief. Here is his inspiring story. ## Pursuing Higher Education
