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Mixed bag for SADC property markets as SA continues bounce-back

Mixed bag for SADC property markets as SA continues bounce-back
The South African residential property market has been picking up lately as a result of low interest rates and falling house prices. It is no surprise that buyers are taking advantage of the opportunity to become property owners at such a favourable climate. According to Seeff, property markets in southern African development countries have been weighed down by high interest rates, declines in income, business closures and expat departures. Interestingly, Mauritius has received requests from South Africans willing to move or invest, as well as interest from locals to invest in plots of land as the country’s interest rates are expected to go down even further. – Lindiwe Molekoa

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Amazon to train 29m people to work in the cloud – With insights from The Wall Street Journal

Amazon to train 29m people to work in the cloud – With insights from The Wall Street Journal
Seattle-based online giant Amazon wants to train some 29 million people from Montana to Nigeria to work in the cloud by 2025. The company announced at the height of South Africa’s lockdown in June that it would add 3,000 jobs , bringing its overall workforce in the country to 7,000. Amazon South Africa customer service director Andrew Raichlin shared that the company was excited to “help keep people working during this unprecedented time” as the unemployment rate kept increasing and many businesses went under. This free training aims to equip the masses with the education needed to work in cloud-computing and while some participants might find jobs at Amazon, others are more likely to find employment opportunities at other companies. – Lindiwe Molekoa

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PCR test 'false positives' distort picture of pandemic. Here's how - Panda pathologist Dr Craig

To test or not to test for Covid-19? This question has plagued many as the World Health Organisation urged governments earlier this year to implement widespread testing of its citizens to curb
the spread of the novel coronavirus. According to an article published in Medical Device Network, the majority of tests currently being done can be divided into polymerise chain reaction (PCR) or serologic tests and neither of them are 100% perfect. A PCR test uses a swab to take a sample from a patient’s nose or throat and, although it doesn’t detect the virus itself, it detects the presence of genetic material of the virus called RNA. In this piece, Dr Clare Craig argues that false positive test results from a PCR test lead to false diagnoses, unnecessary measures and distort the overall picture of the pandemic. She adds that “it is important to target testing at people who have symptoms that provide a high clinical suspicion of the disease being testing for. This targeting of a subpopulation because they have a high false positive rate is bad profiling. The more people in this subpopulation you target, the higher the false positive rate will be for testing as a whole.” – Lindiwe Molekoa

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Justice against corruption: will it ever prevail? Paul Hoffman. MUST READ!

Docupoetry is a genre of socially engaged poetry that includes nonliterary sources such as legal texts and news reports. It has been described loosely as where journalism meets poetry.
Accountability Now director Paul Hoffman has penned a ‘docupoem’, focusing on the sheer scale of corruption in this country and how it has become one of the greatest challenges of our time. Hoffman proposes that we hold government to its promise of that better life by uprooting the corrupt, voting out unaccountable politicians, sending the crooks to jail and recovering stolen funds. A must read! – Lindiwe Molekoa
Will justice prevail in South Africa?

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