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Future Made in Australia Act: The dream to make Australia's manufacturing industry great again - Vimarsana News

Future Made in Australia Act: The dream to make Australia's manufacturing industry great again

Manufacturing is making a comeback as the federal government reshapes and revitalises its role in the economy. But at what cost?

Equity Act sparks fear in metro - Vimarsana News

Equity Act sparks fear in metro

An Act “seeking to promote diversity and equality” in the workplace has instead been met with discontent and fears that divisions are being sowed between different racial groups.

Andre Vlok | Dealing with insubordination vs healthy criticism - Vimarsana News

Andre Vlok | Dealing with insubordination vs healthy criticism

Our workplace interactions often lead to a thin line between an employee expressing helpful, justified dissent on the one hand, and insubordination on the other.

Nelson Mandela Bay teacher reinstated after probe into assault claims finds insufficient evidence - Vimarsana News

Nelson Mandela Bay teacher reinstated after probe into assault claims finds insufficient evidence

A Gqeberha school which suspended a teacher after she was accused of slamming a glass door repeatedly on a pupil’s legs in March has reinstated her after an extensive investigation.

OPINION | Andre Vlok: SA increasingly likely to fall behind in the AI arms race - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Andre Vlok: SA increasingly likely to fall behind in the AI arms race

Just as with nuclear technology and other examples before that in history, we will see an arms race for artificial intelligence between the US, China and to a slightly lesser extent, Russia. exciting, life-changing opportunity for the South African government, argues Andre Vlok.

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