The South African on MSNOpinion
Focus on improving schooling, NOT the 30% pass mark debate
Every year, as matric results are released, the debate over the so-called “30% pass mark” flares up in headlines and on ...
A data storage strategy that addresses data sovereignty builds on the classification of data in the data audit to limit what data can go where. As part of the classification process, data will be ...
On Hrithik Roshan’s 52nd birthday, take a look at the timeline of health challenges he faced—from stammering and scoliosis to ...
SB Nation on MSNOpinion
Column: Florida State football is trapped in a self-inflicted purgatory
Mike Norvell’s return to Florida State in 2026 is not a vote of confidence. It is an admission that Florida State is ...
Previous market cycles saw Bitcoin oscillate between record highs and steep crashes, movements fueled primarily by individual ...
His campaign for the office revealed a different facet of Ahmad Lawan: the relentless political operator, a consensus-builder ...
The authors, senior leaders at the Global Reporting Centre, write about the difficulties in changing from a fledgling ...
From LUV to RACE, some stock tickers tell rich brand stories. A look at unusual symbols and whether creativity matters for ...
The bike industry celebrates innovation while producing sameness. Fear, standardisation, and consensus have replaced ...
The Daily Overview on MSN
A sneaky Social Security rule tweak is blindsiding retirees
Retirees are discovering that a quiet shift in Social Security rules can cut into the checks they spent decades counting on.
The arithmetic is brutal and persuasive. No personal income tax. Very low corporate tax. Clear rules. Minimal bureaucratic ...
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