Looming disruptions drive digital data training uptake

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Looming disruptions drive digital data training uptake

Predictive Analytics for instance is attracting students from across Africa who are keen to acquire critical technology skills.

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Impressed with President’s measures on poverty - Stabroek News

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Hundreds in silent protest over murders of cousins - Stabroek News

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R239 million in salaries - this is what SA will have to pay the Cuban medical brigade

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