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A South African study of approximately 1,000 public-transport users found that commuters may overestimate how much other passengers accept harassment. Making the public’s actual disapproval more visible could become one part of improving safety and trust.
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Teachers and learners at three disadvantaged South African schools were broadly positive about using smartphones in Physical Sciences lessons, but concerns about data costs, distractions and unequal access show why schools need more than permission to make mobile learning work.
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More than seven million South African records show dramatic progress in electricity and basic education since 2001, but much smaller gains in sanitation, refuse collection and upper-secondary schooling, with poorer rural communities increasingly at risk of being left behind.
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Should another person’s moral disagreement change what you believe? A new philosophical argument suggests that recognising others as moral equals may sometimes require us to become slightly less certain of ourselves.
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A South African governance study argues that clean municipal audits measure financial compliance, not necessarily whether residents receive reliable services, raising questions about how local-government performance should be assessed.
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Students often sacrifice sleep to fit in more revision, but a growing body of neuroscience research suggests the opposite strategy may be more effective. During sleep, the brain actively strengthens newly learned information, making quality rest an essential part of successful learning.
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A new diary study suggests that not every workplace interruption is harmful. For the employee initiating the interruption, seeking help or coordinating work can strengthen engagement by building valuable social resources.
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Digital property marketing can influence buying intention, but evidence from residential real estate buyers suggests that trust and useful information matter more than online visibility alone.
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Long-term evidence suggests that everyday leisure activities may play a meaningful role in how people’s well-being develops, making free time more than just recovery from work.
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Large-scale evidence from Microsoft Copilot shows that people are already using general AI chatbots for symptoms, caregiving, health information and medical system navigation, especially on mobile and after hours.
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