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- Small-scale agritech pilot targets jobs
by Gadget Staff on 12 May 2026The farming initiative is led by non-profit organisation Afrika Tikkun and funded by impact investor E Squared. The post Small-scale agritech <BR>pilot targets jobs appeared first on Gadget.
- AI acts like an employee – without the rulesby Gadget Staff on 12 May 2026
An “accountability gap” in agentic AI shows why business can’t delegate responsibility to algorithms, writes ANNA COLLARD, SVP of content strategy for KnowBe4 Africa. The post AI acts like an employee – without the rules appeared first on Gadget.
- Radisson claims ‘net zero hotels’by Gadget Staff on 12 May 2026
The hotel group's 2025 Responsible Business Report says it is making real, measurable progress across its operations, and cares for people and communities. The post Radisson claims <br>‘net zero hotels’ appeared first on Gadget.
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