Day: October 9, 2026

From Users to Builders: The Test Facing South Africa’s Universities

Why the diagnosis holds Manamela argued that AI makes the university’s traditional work more urgent: questioning arguments, testing evidence and taking responsibility for knowledge. AI systems can produce content without establishing whether it is true. The labour market gives that argument weight. Graduates recorded 12.4% unemployment in the second quarter

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South Africa has legalised the queue

A country already stretched to breaking point Start with the citizens the state already fails. Statistics South Africa puts official unemployment in the second quarter at 33.6 percent, with 8.5 million people jobless. Among those aged 15 to 34 the rate is 47.4 percent, which means 5 million young South

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