The simple things that make men happy

Today I was at Beitbridge to inspect the Border Management Authority’s growing enforcement capabilities ahead of the Easter period. With more drones in the sky, boots on the ground, tech in the field, and partnerships in place, we’re building a stronger BMA to better serve SA! 🇿🇦

And it paid £363m in UK corporation tax. Enough to pay the salaries of over 4000 doctors. The UK needs 10x more Revoluts

Basically perfect from Carol Paton. "But it will not be enough if the foundations for growth are not restored, and a single-minded focus on investment and jobs is not placed at the centre of government policy, strategy and behaviour." news24.com/business/econo…

Tearjerker. More of this!

Kenya posted a video more compelling than our government’s Investment Conference.

Oddly, something mainstream media never polls.

#OnThisDay in 1960 Nelson Mandela publicly burnt his pass book, which black South Africans were forced to carry during apartheid to control their movements. From that day on he never carried one again.

This is gonna fantastic!

Brilliant by Tony Blair. “The suffering of Gaza, the death and destruction, is undeniable. You can make a legitimate criticism of Israel’s tactics in the conduct of the war. Many Jews around the world make exactly those critiques. But you cannot engage in such criticism

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"What’s the equivalent of this cardio for our ailing brains? A good candidate is reading. Making sense of written text exercises our minds in important ways. We develop what the cognitive neuroscientist Maryanne Wolf calls “deep reading processes” that rewire and retrain neuronal

Fuel levies

Correct. There is symbolic change and actual change, only the latter actually improves lives.

Today’s Daily Cartoon, by Adam Douglas Thompson.

Pick of the April fool’s bits. 😂

2 shocking calls by the referee that essentially cost the Stormers the game. Having said that, we should’ve gone for the drop goal at the end to get the win.

Great polling insight here.

And with good reason. Kemi has been excellent over the last few months. Asking the right questions in Parliament and driving issues ordinary people care about.

An Anthropic researcher was eating a sandwich in a park when he got an email from their new AI, Mythos. That copy of Mythos wasn't supposed to have internet access. Sam Bowman, who works on AI safety at Anthropic, posted the details today. During internal testing, Mythos found