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Fin24.com | Central banks must be careful not to get sucked into fiscal policy - Kganyago

The economic meltdown has seen the world's leading central bankers including the South African Reserve Bank come under pressure to bail out their respective economies in the form of interest rate cuts. They've been urged to fund governments, an idea that central bank governor, Lesetja Kganyago, says is tantamount to a client instructing their banker to do the same.




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Fin24.com | Gordhan: BRPs, consultants should slash their fees for SAA - it's unions who came to the party

Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan briefed a joint meeting of Parliament's Portfolio and Standing Committees on Public Enterprises on Wednesday evening.




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Fin24.com | Northam mine reports first Coronavirus infection

The employee had travelled from Polokwane with four other colleagues who are currently in isolation at the mine's health facility.




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Fin24.com | Think bike: Vehicle sales might have taken a knock, but people will always need to move

From bicycle culture to electric vehicles, the automotive industry is changing and Covid-19 may be accelerating the pace of change.




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Fin24.com | Coronavirus deepens Prasa's financial woes, revenue loss estimated at R757m

Prasa estimates revenue losses for the year of R757 million, due to the impact of the lockdown.




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Fin24.com | Anglo American set to exit coal mining in SA

Mining giant Anglo American plans to exit coal mining in South Africa, in a major shift away from carbon-intense operations.




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Fin24.com | SAA employees get another extension due to pending court ruling

Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan would not have committed to the framework of his 'Leadership Compact' if he did not know where the money would come from, the Labour Court heard.




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Fin24.com | WATCH: Pfizer begins coronavirus vaccine tests on humans

Pfizer and BioNTech said Tuesday they have begun delivering doses of their experimental coronavirus vaccines for initial human testing in the United States.




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Fin24.com | Banks dodging SA jobs carnage, for now

South African banks are holding off on any further layoffs as they prepare to help the shrinking economy survive a potential jobs bloodbath.




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Fin24.com | Kaap Agri holds onto cash as it braces for virus impact

The Covid-19 lockdown only had a marginal effect on the results of Kaap Agri for the interim period until the end of March 2020, the group announced on Thursday. But it opted not to pay a dividend, in the interests of managing cash flow.




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Fin24.com | Horse racing industry pleads for partial re-opening to save jobs

The horse racing authority is pleading for a partial restart of the industry under Level 4 of the lockdown, warning that a prolonged suspension of activity could lead to massive financial impact and job losses.




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Fin24.com | Mail & Guardian editor and deputy editor both announce resignation

Patel was appointed editor of the weekly investigative newspaper in October of 2016.




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Fin24.com | SA Express affairs investigated ahead of court D-Day

Newly appointed provisional liquidator of SA Express is in the process of investigating affairs of the state-owned regional airline.




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Fin24.com | SAA retrenchment notices were unfair, court rules

Section 189 notices commencing a consultation process over proposed retrenchments at SAA were procedurally unfair, the Labour Court found on Friday.




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Fin24.com | Coronavirus: Medical schemes provide little aid for cash-strapped members

If you have lost your income due to the lockdown, your options are limited.




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Fin24.com | Horse racing company Phumelela files for business rescue

The company has also suspended its shares from the JSE, but maintains that there is still a "reasonable prospect" of rescuing the business.




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Fin24.com | Temporary hold on redeeming SAA loyalty awards

Members of the South African Airways Voyager loyalty programme will temporarily not be able to redeem miles earned for awards.




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OpenAI Adopts Microsoft Azure for AI Research

Microsoft hopes to improve its software through AI research while OpenAI can take full advantage of the Azure cloud.




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AMD Looks to Shake Up the Data Center With 'Naples'

The Naples processor is designed to compete with Intel's Xeon offerings for the data center.




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Facebook, Microsoft Roll Out New AI Servers

Artificial intelligence consumes immense processing resources, so data centers have to be both more powerful and more energy efficient.




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Windows 10 Pro for Workstation PCs Details Leak

The internal Windows 10 builds that leaked last week ended up revealing a brand new edition of the OS Microsoft is planning for power users.




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AMD's Epyc 7000 Server Chips Will Soon Invade Data Centers

An Epyc server can contain up to 4TB of memory and 128 lanes of PCIe, making it a worthy Intel Xeon competitor.




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China Holds 3-Hour Website Take-Down Drill

The Chinese government is getting local ISPs and cloud service providers to practice taking websites offline quickly when they are deemed harmful.




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Chip Maker Marvell Buys Cavium in $6B Cloud Data Center Push

The deal will help Marvell generate $3.4 billion in annual revenue, Marvell says.




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Business Choice Awards 2018: Routers and Servers

Only a few vendors are the best for routing your internet signals and storing your files at the office. Here are PCMag readers' top picks.




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Report: Qualcomm to Exit Server Chip Market

Intel's domination will continue as Qualcomm is set to quit after just seven months of trying.




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Tired of Waiting, Apple Cancels $1B Irish Data Center

Originally announced in February 2015, Apple is giving up on trying to build the new facility.




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Microsoft Puts a Data Center on the Sea Floor

Microsoft realizes you can use the sea as a giant heatsink and save a small fortune in cooling costs.




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Intel's First Dedicated Graphics Cards to Launch in 2020

The high-end discrete graphics cards will reportedly target the PC gaming market and data centers, putting pressure on AMD and Nvidia. Intel hired a former AMD exec to lead the effort.




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Hackers Sold Remote Access to Major Airport for Only $10

The access was being sold on a Russian-language marketplace. The affected airport system was available on the open internet and may have been secured with a weak password.




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Facebook Chooses Singapore for $1B Data Center

While it won't be ready until 2022, it will create hundreds of jobs, run on 100 percent renewable energy, and be the first data center to take advantage of a new StatePoint Liquid Cooling system that promises a 50 percent reduction in water use.




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Report: Chinese Spies Infected Apple, Amazon Using Tiny Chips

Bloomberg says People's Liberation Army operatives added tiny, nefarious microchips to server motherboards made by Super Micro and used by Apple and Amazon, among others. All three companies pushed back hard on the story.




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Illegal Data Center in Old Military Bunker Shut Down

The old NATO bunker in Germany was acquired in 2013 and then turned into a heavily-secured data processing center for illegal activities linked to organized crime and the dark web.




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Google Secures 549M Gallons of Groundwater to Cool Servers

South Carolina grants Google permission to pump up to 549 million gallons of groundwater every year to cool servers at its Berkeley County data center.




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Spend After-School Aid on School Choice for Military Families, Think Tank Argues

The Heritage Foundation says current federal programs supporting things like after-school centers don't work and their funding should be redirected for education savings accounts.




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Education Funding Bill Progresses in House After School Safety Money Restored

The House appropriations committee voted Wednesday to advance a bill providing a slight funding increase for the U.S. Department of Education, bringing overall funding to about $71 billion.




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These Students Are Already Solving Problems for Local Businesses

An after-school program in North Carolina teaches teenagers to collaborate and problem-solve by tasking them with real work-world problems drawn from their community.




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The Role of After-School Environments in Students' Academic Performance

A research-practice partnership examines how urban after-school programs can support positive youth development.




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Strengthening After-School Programs by Building a 'Knowledge Neighborhood'

A community-based organization's partnership with researchers creates a 'knowledge neighborhood' supporting after-school programs.




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After-School Learning

Parents rate homework help, physical activity, and healthy snacks at the top of the list when choosing after-school programs for their children, but access to hands-on activities in STEM is gaining a following.




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After School

Students whose peers in afterschool programs would intervene when students misbehaved were less likely to misbehave themselves, according to new research from Pennsylvania State University published in the American Journal of Community Psychology.




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After School

A new study suggests working together is something that after-school providers can improve on.




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What Is the Healthy Afterschool Movement?

Three ways that the burgeoning healthy afterschool movement can be a leader in incorporating social, emotional, and academic development, as explained by Daniel Hatcher.




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Student Killed During Activities After School in North Las Vegas

Authorities say the single victim of a shooting this week at a high school in North Las Vegas, Nev., was an 18-year-old student.




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After-School Programs Keep Learning Going With Student Data

Through a city-school partnership in Nashville, Tenn., after-school programs are using data to tailor lessons to students' learning needs.




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After-School Programs Enter Career-Tech Space

A pair of after-school programs in Portland offer high school students a glimpse of what it's like to work in building design and construction.




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How After-School and Summer Programs Can Turn a Student Around

Elev8 Baltimore sees the impact relationships and out of school time programs have on one student's life.




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After-School Programs

After-school programs can help schools support students' reading and math achievement, social-emotional development, and their likelihood of graduating high school, finds a research analysis.




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Who's Doing the Teaching After School Lets Out?

Faced with a push for academic programming, after-school providers are deploying new strategies to train and recruit effective educators.




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Do You Want to Write About Your Experience Teaching Online After School Closures?

Educators are invited to write about their experiences teaching online in the age of COVID-19.