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Frequently Asked Questions – WhatsApp Vs Telegram Vs Signal

by 1-grid Writer | Jan 13, 2021 | Business, Current Affairs, Social Media | 0 |

Should I leave WhatsApp and swipe over to Signal or Telegram? People across the world are in a...

SABC Retrenchments

by 1-grid Writer | Nov 18, 2020 | Current Affairs | 0 |

In a surprising turn of events, the SABC announced plans of retrenching over 400 staff members on...

How McDonald’s Plans on Moving with the Times

by 1-grid Writer | Nov 12, 2020 | Current Affairs | 0 |

The ubiquitous fast-food chain, McDonald’s, announced their plans to test new drive-thru mechanisms and new fast-food restaurant designs. The streamlining of drive-thrus include allowing customers to order their meals via the mobile app, and not have to be in the drive-thru line but rather park at designated pickup spots. The fast-food chain also makes mention of testing delivery and takeout restaurants as part of adapting to the global pandemic COVID-19.

SABC Partners With Telkom

by 1-grid Writer | Nov 9, 2020 | Current Affairs | 0 |

Telkom CEO, Sipho Maseko, announced a partnership between the telecommunications giant and the national broadcaster SABC. The partnership will see the SABC moving towards offering an on-demand streaming service of their top shows, plus sports content.

Tito Mboweni Mid-Term Budget Speech: Everything You Need To Know

by 1-grid Writer | Oct 29, 2020 | Current Affairs, Finance | 0 |

Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni delivered the highly anticipated mid-term budget speech on Wednesday the 28th of October. In light of the global Coronavirus health pandemic, the subsequent lockdown and reports of widespread corruption and mismanagement of COVID-19 relief funds, everyone wanted to know how the government intends on navigating these crises.

The Government Wants To Collect TV Licence Fees From Netflix Subscribers

by 1-grid Writer | Oct 20, 2020 | Current Affairs | 0 |

The SABC (South African Broadcasting Commission) in light of continued financial mismanagement has proposed a change to the structure of TV licences in South Africa. The national broadcaster presented key regulatory changes to parliament on the 20th of October. The regulatory changes are intended to keep the SABC viable in the ever-changing South African media environment.