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Crypto assets to be declared financial products 151 CompliNEWS 23 Nov 2020
Santam to challenge 'business interruption' ruling; Guardrisk loses case 151 CompliNEWS 23 Nov 2020
FNB faces R103m lawsuit 150 CompliNEWS 16 Nov 2020
Reserve Bank nationalisation 'negative' – Treasury 150 CompliNEWS 16 Nov 2020
Bid for interdict against FSCA recruitment process fails 150 CompliNEWS 16 Nov 2020
Understanding trust-building behaviours 150 CompliNEWS 16 Nov 2020
FSCA welcomes sentencing of Gerrit Abraham Coetzee 150 CompliNEWS 16 Nov 2020
FST case summary involving The Workforce Group (Pty) Ltd and Dakile & others 150 CompliNEWS 16 Nov 2020
Cheques will no longer be used in the national payment system 150 CompliNEWS 16 Nov 2020
UK Supreme Court hears Covid insurance test case 150 CompliNEWS 16 Nov 2020
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By Lee Rossini

As software development becomes more human-centred, vibe coding is an emerging framework that blends intuitive interaction, contextual awareness, and generative automation. It is a style of programming in which developers guide code creation using high-level intent, emotional cues, and conversational refinement rather than strictly technical instructions. It shifts the emphasis from manually constructing logic to shaping the feel, purpose, and outcome of a solution.

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