Computer-aided learning could help alleviate some of SA’s education problems Computer aided or e-learning is regarded by many as a possible solution to the education problems experienced in the country.

Years ago, a local farmer's wife wanted to keep ducks, but could not find any for sale. Someone gave her six duck eggs and told her to let a chicken hatch them. She did that, and soon, six little ducks entered the world. The hen tried her best to feed and teach the ducklings.

Hard drive prices are starting to return to normal levels in the local market, after last year's Thailand floods affected about half of the world's production facilities, leading to a shortage of supply globally.