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Progress and Promise: The Refinery Exchange Initiative in Western Cape

by Sarah Kendricks
November 16, 2023

The Refinery Exchange Initiative is a project in the Western Cape of South Africa that aims to improve traffic safety at the Refinery interchange. The project includes the construction of two new bridges, an expansion of an existing bridge, and the reconstruction of the carriageway. Despite minor delays due to weather events, the project has created jobs, supported local businesses, and is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2024. It serves as an example of the province’s dedication to upgrading its road systems and revitalizing the local economy.

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Reinvigorating Cape Town Port through Private Sector Engagement

by Liam Fortuin
November 2, 2023

Private sector engagement in the Port of Cape Town could generate an extra R6 billion in exports, create roughly 20,000 direct and indirect jobs, and yield more than R1.6 billion in added taxes over five years. The port has been facing operational inefficiencies and delays, which hinder the city’s commerce and economic progress. The Western Cape’s Department of Economic Development and Tourism suggests that private sector involvement could introduce new investments, cuttingedge technologies, and effective management practices, ultimately increasing the port’s competitiveness and strengthening the region’s economy.

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Embracing Humanities and Social Sciences in a Technology-Driven World

by Aiden Abrahams
October 12, 2023

Humanities and Social Sciences are crucial in shaping democratic values, encouraging inclusivity, and enhancing cultural comprehension. Despite the focus on STEM, these fields allow us to connect with different languages, cultures, and value systems to foster crosscultural understanding and respect. Education should prioritize critical thinking skills for meaningful participation in a democratic society. Humanities and Social Sciences have a vital role in transforming societies, embracing diversity, and adapting to technological advancements to enhance human experiences. Supporting these fields at an institutional level enriches policymaking processes, offering options for reimagining the education landscape.

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Reinvigorating the Iconic Muizenberg Beach Huts: A Celebration of Heritage and Community Partnership

by Sizwe Dlamini
September 21, 2023

Along the bustling shoreline of Cape Town, the Muizenberg Beach huts have long represented a sense of local pride and cultural significance. With their captivating and welcoming colors, these huts have become a crucial part of the area’s history, attracting both tourists and locals. The City of Cape Town, in collaboration with the Friends of the Muizenberg Huts, has initiated an ambitious restoration project to revitalize these architectural treasures, ensuring their preservation for future generations to enjoy.

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Community Dialogue on AI, Social Bots, Algorithms & the 2024 General Elections

by Serjio Zakharoff
August 28, 2023

Artificial intelligence, social bots and algorithms have significantly impacted people’s lives in South Africa. With the national and provincial elections of 2024 fast approaching, questions arise regarding the possible positive and negative impacts of these technologies on the electoral process.

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