RC 261110SAfmAngela Ludek
Tuesday, 10 November 2026
Tuesday's Quantum asked whether AI is redefining qualifications and experience, then turned to breastfeeding support and fatigue among men working in South African mining.
- 03:52
Stats SA figures cited by Boston City Campus put unemployment among degree graduates at about 12%, against roughly 33% nationally. AI does not make a qualification worthless, but it changes what graduates must show.
- 03:51
Nearly nine in ten university students already use AI in their studies, but Matthew de Ruis of Boston City Campus says institutions have moved too slowly, and some have banned AI outright.
- 04:38
A mining co-founder at KTM Excellence says workers feel pressure to show up tired, which he warns is dangerous because a fatigued person cannot think clearly around heavy machinery.
- 04:25
Zonke Shazi Khongwane says mothers struggling to breastfeed need support rather than judgment, and credits lactation classes and help with building her own milk supply.