Artificial intelligence and robotics are rapidly moving beyond the operating room, reshaping how healthcare is delivered, patients recover, and physicians are trained. But according to Dr. Reza Sadeghian, AI Strategist, Clinical Advisor and Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, St. George’s University School of Medicine, Grenada, West Indies, the future of medical innovation will depend not simply on how intelligent technology becomes, but on how thoughtfully it is integrated into patient care. “AI … [Read more...] about The Future of Medicine: Why AI and Robotics Must Keep Humans at the Center
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Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Use Your Company/Brand Name in a Press Release Title
Table of Contents How to make your press release stand out to journalists When using a brand or company name is a good thing How to help readers whilst helping yourself and/or your client MyPR‘s view is that any release with the company name in the title is immediately seen as an advert whereas a title that solves a problem is the one to aim for to get people’s attention, time and action. The core difference between public relations and paid advertising can be seen in the press release … [Read more...] about Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Use Your Company/Brand Name in a Press Release Title
Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Use Your Company/Brand Name in a Press Release Title
Table of Contents How to make your press release stand out to journalists When using a brand or company name is a good thing How to help readers whilst helping yourself and/or your client MyPR‘s view is that any release with the company name in the title is immediately seen as an advert whereas a title that solves a problem is the one to aim for to get people’s attention, time and action. The core difference between public relations and paid advertising can be seen in the press release … [Read more...] about Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Use Your Company/Brand Name in a Press Release Title
Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Use Your Company/Brand Name in a Press Release Title
Table of Contents How to make your press release stand out to journalists When using a brand or company name is a good thing How to help readers whilst helping yourself and/or your client MyPR‘s view is that any release with the company name in the title is immediately seen as an advert whereas a title that solves a problem is the one to aim for to get people’s attention, time and action. The core difference between public relations and paid advertising can be seen in the press release … [Read more...] about Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Use Your Company/Brand Name in a Press Release Title
Westford Expands Online Higher Education Opportunities for Professionals Across Africa
Table of Contents South Africa: The way working professionals approach career advancement is changing, across Africa. As industries are changing and competition for leadership roles is increasing, more professionals are turning to postgraduate education. For many people, the challenge is about access to education that fits around their working life. Traditional programmes often demand time and geographic flexibility that working adults cannot spare. The practical answer to this gap is online … [Read more...] about Westford Expands Online Higher Education Opportunities for Professionals Across Africa
Let’s Chat About Special Needs Children (And My Special School Friend)
Table of Contents As a second time around parent to two Special Needs boys – one with mild Autism and one with ADHD deluxe I had a very rude (and earth shattering) awakening to this genre of education. My first two children excelled at traditional schools and went on to honours, masters and jobs that set them up for life. My second time around sons have enabled me to find the depths of patience that I never knew existed. Admittedly they turned my life around – the first major change was getting … [Read more...] about Let’s Chat About Special Needs Children (And My Special School Friend)
Teneo Education Pairs Expert Teachers With Smart Tech
Choosing where and how a child should learn has rarely felt more open-ended, and as the 2026 school year moves into its third term, a growing number of South African families are questioning whether the conventional classroom is really the only path to a solid matric. Teneo Education, a South African online school, has built its model on one simple principle: put skilled teachers alongside technology that tracks each learner’s progress moment by moment, so support can arrive early instead … [Read more...] about Teneo Education Pairs Expert Teachers With Smart Tech
1,200 Students With Disabilities Connect With South Africa’s Leading Employers at Landmark Workplace Readiness Summit
Johannesburg, South Africa – More than 1,200 final-year students with disabilities from across South Africa will take an important step towards meaningful employment today as the Disability Workplace Readiness Summit opened in Johannesburg. The two-day summit which continues tomorrow, has already created a vibrant platform for students to engage directly with more than 40 leading corporate organisations, explore career opportunities, gain valuable workplace insights and … [Read more...] about 1,200 Students With Disabilities Connect With South Africa’s Leading Employers at Landmark Workplace Readiness Summit
South Africa’s Mathematics Crisis Demands Urgent Focus on Teacher Development
Table of Contents Kagiso Trust and University of Johannesburg, Faculty of Education’s, Education Conversations webinar identifies educator professionalisation as the key lever for reversing decline in participation KEY POINTS Teacher professionalisation is the foundational solution: South Africa cannot build a mathematically capable nation without first building a mathematically capable teaching profession, according to industry and education leaders. The root problem is systemic: many … [Read more...] about South Africa’s Mathematics Crisis Demands Urgent Focus on Teacher Development
Former Chairperson (2012–2014), Education Leader, Governance Practitioner, and Community Activist Returns to Lead the Organisation’s Board
KEY POINTS Zwoitwaho Nevhutalu has been appointed Chairperson of Kagiso Trust, effective 1 July 2026. Nevhutalu has been associated with Kagiso Trust since 1986 and previously served as Chairperson from 2012 to 2014. He brings extensive experience in education, governance, community activism and democratic participation. Nevhutalu succeeds Mankone Ntsaba, who has completed a distinguished six-year term as Chairperson. Kagiso Trust has announced the appointment of Zwoitwaho Nevhutalu as … [Read more...] about Former Chairperson (2012–2014), Education Leader, Governance Practitioner, and Community Activist Returns to Lead the Organisation’s Board
Teneo Education Gives South African Learners a Choice of Accredited Paths
As the third school term opens, a fully accredited online school offers South African families a choice of three examination pathways from Grade R to matric. As South African schools move into the third term of 2026, more families are weighing up how their children learn and which examination pathway suits them best. Teneo Education, a fully accredited private online school, is drawing attention this winter for giving learners across the country a structured, live schooling experience with a … [Read more...] about Teneo Education Gives South African Learners a Choice of Accredited Paths
Catch up Kids Turns the Winter Break Into a Foundation Phase Reset
Catch Up Kids offers one-on-one tutoring for children with ADHD, learning difficulties and developmental delays at home and across its South African centres. As the winter school holidays give way to the third term across South Africa, Catch Up Kids is encouraging families to treat the mid-year break as a chance to steady young learners rather than simply pause. The Johannesburg-based practice provides specialised one-on-one tutoring for children with ADHD, learning difficulties and … [Read more...] about Catch up Kids Turns the Winter Break Into a Foundation Phase Reset
Using AI Without Validation Could Become Your Most Expensive Business Mistake
Sandton: Artificial intelligence can generate reports, summaries, formulas and recommendations in seconds.The problem is that AI can also generate mistakes in seconds. Many business users are discovering that AI often produces answers that look professional, sound convincing and appear correct. Unfortunately, appearance and accuracy are not the same thing. “One of the biggest risks is that people assume confidence equals correctness,” says Arnold Muscat, Director of College Africa … [Read more...] about Using AI Without Validation Could Become Your Most Expensive Business Mistake
The Growing Popularity of Sports Massage Therapy in South Africa
South Africa’s growing fitness and wellness industry has led to increased demand for sports massage therapy, with athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and active individuals seeking effective ways to improve recovery, reduce muscle tension, and enhance overall performance. Sports massage has become an important component of many training and rehabilitation programmes. Whether preparing for a marathon, recovering from a sporting event, or simply managing the physical demands of an active … [Read more...] about The Growing Popularity of Sports Massage Therapy in South Africa
Addiction Is Threatening Student Success. How Should Social Investment Respond?
By Suzan Mususumeli Ramudzuli, Social Investment Specialist at Tshikululu Social InvestmentsYouth Month is a time to reflect on the aspirations, opportunities, and future of our youth. In June, we celebrate progress, acknowledge challenges, and consider what must be done to ensure that young people realise their full potential. Over the past three decades, we’ve seen significant investments in expanding access to basic education, improving participation in higher education, and strengthening … [Read more...] about Addiction Is Threatening Student Success. How Should Social Investment Respond?
