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Going above and beyond with Kal Tire - Vimarsana News

Going above and beyond with Kal Tire

Kal Tires’ John Martin explores some of the latest additions to his company’s portfolio and why these could have a big future in Africa

Africa Energy Indaba - Vimarsana News

Africa Energy Indaba

The Africa Energy Indaba, the continent’s premier energy conference and exhibition, dedicated to advancing Africa's renewable energy development, is set to convene industry leaders, policymakers, innovators, and stakeholders from across the continent and beyond.

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Africa Energy Indaba to power a prosperous future for all Africans - Vimarsana News

Africa Energy Indaba to power a prosperous future for all Africans

Africa Energy Indaba will convene industry leaders, policymakers, innovations and stakeholders from across the continent to enable adequate energy generation

2023: What a year we've had! - Vimarsana News

2023: What a year we've had!

Razia Pillay has been appointed the CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau South Africa (IAB SA)...

African technology students, bolstered by "grassroots AI" - Vimarsana News

African technology students, bolstered by "grassroots AI"

Amid South Africa’s perfect storm of few universities, racial inequities and economic disparities, AI students find support in a not-so-grassroots grassroots movement. MULDERSDRIFT, South Africa—The University of Johannesburg might have selected Joburg, rather than the bush, for the most recent Southern African Conference for Artificial Intelligence Research focused on human-centered AI. After all, the city would have offered convenience for attendees from around the continent and beyond. Also, humans are decidedly not at the center of the Gauteng Province’s red-dirt landscape.