Kwêla Episode 23 – 13 September
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Source: https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2026-06-02/sweden-weighs-social-media-age-limit-of-15 Sweden is considering introducing a minimum age of 15 for social media use, following growing concerns about the impact of social media and excessive screen use on children and teenagers. A government-appointed commission has recommended the age limit, arguing that the potential risks to young people outweigh the benefits of unrestricted access. Under
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Source: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/01/sweden-urges-parents-to-restrict-phone-use-around-children Sweden is taking a closer look at an often-overlooked part of children’s screen use: how much time parents spend on their own phones. The country’s public health agency has issued new guidance encouraging parents to put their phones away when spending time with their children and to create screen-free areas at home, such
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Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3j4jz8vpz1xo The European Union has announced plans to restrict social media access for children under 15, aiming to improve online safety and protect young people from the potential harms of social media. Under the proposed EU Kids Act, children under 13 would be prevented from accessing social media platforms. Those aged 13 to 15
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20 Augustus 2026: Al hoe meer lande probeer om jongmense onder 16 van platforms soos TikTok, Instagram en YouTube weg te hou, met veiligheid en die beskerming van kinders as hoofrede. Hoe werk hierdie verbod in die praktyk, en wat beteken dit vir privaatheid, ouers en jongmense? Blaine gesels met Dr. Marlena Kruger hieroor.
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MEA Markets is proud to announce the African Excellence Awards 2026, a prestigious programme dedicated to celebrating the organisations, leaders, and professionals driving progress across Africa’s diverse and rapidly evolving business landscape. From ambitious start-ups and growing SMEs to established enterprises and influential industry figures, for almost a decade this awards programme has shined a spotlight on
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We have kicked off with an essential first episode: Why Your Child’s Screen Time Is Secretly Ruining Their Future. Host Shereen Hunter sits down with Dr Marlena Kruger (founder of Mind Unique Education and TechnoLifeWise) to tackle screen addiction, brain health, and the practical steps parents can take to restore digital balance in a tech-obsessed
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The UK government has published its first official screen time guidance for children under five, aiming to help parents develop healthy digital habits without judgement. The guidance follows consultations with more than 1,000 parents, many of whom wanted clearer advice on managing young children’s screen use. Key recommendations Why the guidance was introduced The government
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A major UK review of global research has concluded that regular, intentional screen time should be avoided for children under the age of two because it is associated with a range of potential long-term developmental and health risks. The researchers found that screen use in babies and toddlers may be linked to: Although the review
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9 Julie 2026: ‘n Studie deur die mediese-joernaal, JAMA Pediatrics, het bevind dat skermtyd vir kinders jonger as twee jaar hulle ontwikkeling, gesondheid en lewensgehalte kan benadeel. Navorsers sê babas en kleuters behoort so min as moontlik doelbewus aan skerms blootgestel te word, aangesien dit taalontwikkeling, slaap en selfs fisieke gesondheid kan beïnvloed. Blaine Jones
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