News Bulletin of 6 August 2025, 9am

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Joburg Develops Policy to Regulate E-Hailing Services
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A new E-Hailing Management Policy is being developed for Johannesburg to guide how e-hailing and scooter delivery services operate.
E-hailing has transformed urban mobility by providing convenient and efficient transportation alternatives, contributing to economic growth and job creation, but also presenting challenges due to its rapid growth.
The City's E-Hailing Policy aims for inclusive, sustainable, and integrated e-hailing services.
To participate in the stakeholder engagement process Joburgers are encouraged to register on Joburgehailingpolicy@nma.org.za.
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iStore Empowers Soweto Learners with Coding and Robotics Skills
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Nearly 60 learners from Soweto participated in iStore's three-day Holiday Coding Camp at Maponya Mall, where they gained hands-on experience in coding and robotics.
Now in its second year, the camp aims to make technology education more accessible and equip young people with vital digital skills for the future.
Learners were facilitated by experienced mentors in education, software development, and data analytics.
iStore CEO Chris Dodd emphasized the company's commitment to giving back and preparing the next generation for tech careers.
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Michelle Rademeyer Unveils "Crossing Boundaries" at Springs Art Gallery
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The Springs Art Gallery is showcasing a solo exhibition of digital photographic works by Michelle Rademeyer, titled "Crossing Boundaries, When Photography Meets Technology".
The exhibition officially opened on Sunday and features a walkabout, and conversation with the artist.
Rademeyer's works showcase her passion for storytelling and visual symbolism, often inspired by everyday moments and dreamlike scenes.
This is what Rademeyer had to say:
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Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 17.90 to the US Dollar, 23.81 to the British Pound, and 20.72 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 3,371.73 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 68.12 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 114,083.00.
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Kenya, Microsoft Eye AI, Cybersecurity Deal
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Kenya and Microsoft are discussing a potential partnership on digital transformation, cybersecurity, and setting up digital hubs nationwide.
The collaboration is also expected to improve citizen data protection in the East African country.
Kenya's cabinet secretary for the Ministry of Information and Communications--William Gitau says during their meeting they discussed AI Integration across government to enhance delivery, policymaking, and resilience.
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