WATCH | Stellenbosch University computer science student Joel Cedras has allegedly uncovered a major security flaw in Gauteng’s e-Panic Button app, exposing an unsecured database containing crime reports, users’ names, GPS locations and details of accused individuals.
BODY IDENTIFIED | 38-year-old missing runner, Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo’s body was positively identified today at the Germiston mortuary by her family.
Athlete Developed Diarrhea Right During the Competition
Australian athlete Joanna Wietrzyk was unable to control her bowels during a HYROX race in China. The mess ended up on her legs, clothing, the flooring, and the equipment.
The race was not stopped, so other participants had to continue competing on the contaminated surface and use the same equipment. Some athletes slipped.
Later, the organizers replaced the contaminated equipment and flooring and disinfected the area. They were criticized online for failing to comply with sanitary standards.
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SA'S FIRST NO-LAPSE INSURANCE
Metropolitan has launched a new funeral insurance product designed for South Africans with irregular incomes, allowing policyholders to keep their cover even if they miss future payments.
The No-Lapse Funeral Growth Plan targets an estimated 11.9 million people in the foundation market, including informal workers, domestic workers and small business owners.
Customers can make flexible contributions without debit orders and permanently secure their cover after paying a total of R1,500 within the first year.
The mobile-first product is managed through WhatsApp and also rewards referrals with additional cover.
Metropolitan says the initiative aims to improve financial inclusion and reduce policy lapses across South Africa.
Full story - https://t.co/9bepgSkZDm
Pictured - Peter Tshiguvho, CEO of Metropolitan
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Johannesburg Water just awarded a R263-million contract to two obscure companies – owned and run by directors in their 20s – to supply the city with water tankers for the next three years.
Our investigation uncovers the red flags that the city overlooked:
https://t.co/FXVyOOWNCR