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Warns that children’s online gaming can expose them to harmful chat rooms and international contacts, while acknowledging gaming may be safer than chatting.
“I'm almost pleased that they go that route rather than going to chat rooms and stuff like that.”
Says supervised screen time using open-source AI improves disadvantaged children's school results and provides affordable tutoring, while parents should limit access to prevent overuse.
“With these open sources, you have a tutor in your pocket.”
Questions why authorities cannot remove people who occupy properties after 48 hours, saying hijacking also occurs in villages and police reports achieve nothing.
Describes an inclusive clinic offering assessments, screenings, and referrals for children with disabilities while training ECD practitioners to identify developmental concerns.
“We've got an organization based out in Kwatema Springs called the Kwatema Stimulation Center.”
Questions whether maintenance proceedings are fair when the opposing party has a prosecutor who understands the law while the respondent is unrepresented.
Asks whether wearing a pad longer because of rationing and period poverty compromises safety, especially when menstruation lasts more than three or four days.
“Does the duration that someone wears a pad also impacts the safety of it?”
Praises the swimmer’s quadruple achievement, friendship and contributions to open-water swimming, saying she is proud and inviting her to visit Cape Town.
Says they helped design the original product and feels sad that PepsiCo changed it and allowed it to disappear.
“I was part of the original team that actually designed this product when they brought it into the modern space as South Africa's most nutritious cereal.”