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It’s business without the boring bits with Bruce Whitfield. In this episode, Bruce unpacks what a doubling oil price means for South African fuel costs, inflation, and the global economy – and why the US midterm elections may be the most powerful force pushing president Donald Trump toward an off-ramp. Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor

Science & Nature The future of quantum information science and engineering promises computers with unprecedented speed and capabilities. Mikhail Lukin, an NSF-supported professor, discusses...

Science & Nature U.S. National Science Foundation-supported engineers are developing a bold new vision for chemical and materials discovery. Milad Abolhasani, a professor in...

Skip to content Image: FoundryIn this episode, we take a look back at the major Apple hardware releases. What made an impression? What was a...

As crypto becomes increasingly visible across global markets, questions around trust, education and regulation remain front and centre. In the latest episode of AB Majlis, Nicole Abigael, Arabian Business journalist, sat down with Jessica Walker, Global Media and Content Lead at Binance, shared insights into how the world’s largest crypto platform is tackling misconceptions, engaging users and

Skip to content Image: FoundryIt was a big year for Apple software and services. We talk about Liquid Glass, Apple Intelligence, Apple TV, and the...

Controversial podcast hosts apologises to Mzansi The hosts of the Open Chats Podcast have come under fire after making comments about the Coloured community that many South Africans deemed offensive and discriminatory. The remarks, made two weeks ago, sparked widespread outrage online, with calls for the presenters to be held accountable. In response to the

Science & Nature The fourth state of matter, plasma, is involved in several aspects of how modern microelectronic components are manufactured. Jeremiah Williams, a...