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Tech Hubs: Cities like Cape Town and Johannesburg are emerging as tech hubs,
attracting startups and innovation in various fields.
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13 January 2026
David Bullard writes on his move to the country in 1981
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Today, as I write this on the 11th January 2026, I celebrate exactly forty-five years since I arrived in South…
Tech Hubs: Cities like Cape Town and Johannesburg are emerging as tech hubs,
attracting startups and innovation in various fields.
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