US tariff revolt: ‘It’s time to be brave’ – Prof Patrick Bond

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As Trump’s tariffs come into effect, is it time for G20 countries to take a stand against the United States? How deep fake technology could lead to unrest, financial fraud and reputational damage. How to keep children safe against online scammers. And how coding can help the skills gap to better prepare South African youngsters for the workplace.

9 Apr 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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