
Coursera to acquire Udemy in $2.5 billion all-stock deal
Online learning giant Coursera is set to acquire rival platform Udemy in an all-stock transaction that values the combined company at about $2.5 billion. The merger aims to create a larger global education platform focused on AI, data science and workforce training, with regulatory and shareholder approval expected next year

Esther Pitso
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Northampton Saints run Bulls ragged in Dominant victory
Northampton Saints produced a ruthless performance to outclass the Bulls in a high-scoring clash at Franklin’s Gardens. The South African franchise struggled to match the intensity and accuracy of the English side, who capitalised on errors and powered their way to a comprehensive win on the road.

Esther Pitso
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Markram’s half-century in vain as India seal T20 Series with win over Proteas
Aiden Markram’s gritty 51 was in vain as South Africa fell short in the third T20, with India chasing down the total comfortably to win the series. Despite spirited performances from the Proteas, India’s batting depth and disciplined bowling sealed the victory in the final match of the tour.

Esther Pitso
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UNISA PHD graduate Dr La-Portia Mahlangu-Matjila defies Illness and loss to earn doctorate
Diagnosed with a life-threatening autoimmune disease and paralysed, Dr La-Portia Mahlangu-Matjila was given months to live. Against all odds, with support from Unisa and sheer determination, she battled illness, personal tragedy and hardship to complete her PhD in Public Administration — a testament to resilience and hope.

Esther Pitso
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Salah’s Liverpool Future in Doubt After ‘Thrown Under the Bus’ Outburst
Mohamed Salah has accused Liverpool of “throwing him under the bus,” following successive benchings and a 3-3 draw with Leeds. The 33-year-old forward signalled he may soon exit Anfield as tensions rise and his relationship with manager Arne Slot appears to have broken down.

Esther Pitso
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Shocking collapse of sardine stocks leaves more than sixty thousand African penguins dead
A new study has revealed that more than sixty thousand African penguins starved to death along South Africa’s coastline after sardine stocks collapsed, raising fresh alarm about the future of the already endangered species and the health of the country’s marine ecosystem.

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