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BPO faces skills crunch if government dithers

13 November 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The pressure that artificial intelligence (AI) is putting on labour markets and industries is, in turn, putting pressure on government education and skills policies, and the South African government …..

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The Death and National Funeral of Archbishop Desmond Tutu (2021): On December 26, 2021, anti-apartheid icon and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu passed away in Cape Town. His official funeral at St. George’s Cathedral—known historically as the “People’s Cathedral” for its role in anti-apartheid resistance—drew tributes from world leaders, with international media broadcasting the memorial services honoring his legacy of peace and reconciliation.

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