Article Mistake corrections

@Hanno Labuschagne re

Article or source incorrect in referring to the "Extra" DStv package.
Years ago MC changed the second-highest tier "Extra" package's name to match their equivalent in the rest of Africa - "Compact Plus".

The article refers to both but they are one package only.
 

Second Paragraph, Capacity is 8.7 KWh which is correct, Output is 5.5KWh which is incorrect.
Capacity = KWh
Output = KW (No "H")

I see this is quoted like this from the original article, though that article corrects this in the table at the bottom.
 

Paragraphs 12 and 13:
1Mwh isn't 1000wh, it's 1000kwh.
300wh is extremely small, you most likely wanted 300kwh which would be slightly less than a 1/3rd of 1mwh
 
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Major red flags for savings accounts in South Africa – here’s what to look out for​

Title seems to have nothing to do with the article.

https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/major-red-flags-for-savings-accounts-in-south-africa-–-here’s-what-to-look-out-for.1198028/
 

The channel is the fourth new entry to DStv’s catalogue during 2022, following Dreamworks and Kix, which were added in March 2022, and NHK World-Japan in July.

Incorrect, channel 114 KIX was added ages ago. (It was just included in some lower packages as well this year.)
 

"The top-of-the-range AMD 5000 series processor is the Ryzen 7 5800X3D, while Intel’s top-of-the-line CPU is its Core i9-12900KS."

This is inaccurate at best and misleading at worst. Where are the Ryzen 9 chips in your comparison? Why are you comparing a gaming-focused second-tier AMD chip with Intel's flagship part in productivity workloads?

I'm also not convinced that this Nanoreview site is particularly good for making comparisons. It uses only synthetic bechmarks with no real-world usage data. It would be much better to refer to independent reviews by reputable tech media.

In short, disappointing article. I think you can do better.
 

"The top-of-the-range AMD 5000 series processor is the Ryzen 7 5800X3D, while Intel’s top-of-the-line CPU is its Core i9-12900KS."

This is inaccurate at best and misleading at worst. Where are the Ryzen 9 chips in your comparison? Why are you comparing a gaming-focused second-tier AMD chip with Intel's flagship part in productivity workloads?

I'm also not convinced that this Nanoreview site is particularly good for making comparisons. It uses only synthetic bechmarks with no real-world usage data. It would be much better to refer to independent reviews by reputable tech media.

In short, disappointing article. I think you can do better.
Also,

Ryzen CPUs with the “G” suffix feature integrated graphics, while Intel processors with the “F” suffix include integrated graphics.
F-suffix processors do not have integrated graphics. It should say EXCLUDE integrated graphics.
 
I don't want to be rude, but,


News24 reported on Wednesday that burglars only took $600 000 (just under R1 million) in cash, the proceeds from the sale of a single buffalo to a Dubai-based individual, and the money had been stored in a cupboard. The website didn’t say where it got the information.
 
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