Myths and Facts about Blockchain: Blockchain was introduced to us in the year 2008 by Satoshi Nakamoto. Since that time, blockchain has turned into its very own industry. It has likewise profoundly affected every other industry out there. In any case, in spite of the way that they’ve been around for over more than 10 years now, there are still a few misconceptions and … [Read more...] about Myths and Facts about Blockchain
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How sports science in Africa can be taught and thought about differently | The Conversation
How sports science in Africa can be taught and thought about differently: Sports science needs to race towards a different approach. kentoh/ShutterstockIn the four years since the decolonisation debate took centre stage at South African universities, much of the focus has been on what decolonisation might look like in the humanities. But science subjects, too, need to be … [Read more...] about How sports science in Africa can be taught and thought about differently | The Conversation
How The Gambia is going about its search for truth and reconciliation | The Conversation
How The Gambia is going about its search for truth and reconciliation: Gambian refugees return home from Senegal on January 21, 2017, the day Yahya Jammeh conceded defeat and left the country. EPA/Legnan KoulaSeeking uncomfortable truths about atrocities perpetrated against citizens has become an integral part of rebuilding societies after the fall of authoritarian regimes or … [Read more...] about How The Gambia is going about its search for truth and reconciliation | The Conversation
What African countries can do about ensuring safer surgery | The Conversation
What African countries can do about ensuring safer surgery: Tools like the WHO checklist can lead to better surgical outcomes in countries with limited resources. ShutterstockThe World Health Organisation (WHO) has come up with plans and tools to help countries ensure safer surgery in their hospitals and clinics. These include the surgical safety checklist and safe childbirth … [Read more...] about What African countries can do about ensuring safer surgery | The Conversation
What we learnt from young South Africans about the minimum wage and employment | The Conversation
What we learnt from young South Africans about the minimum wage and employment: A man offers his services at a traffic intersection in Cape Town. Almost 55% of South African youth are unemployed. EFE-EPA/Nic BothmaNational minimum wages are used in many different countries to reduce poverty and inequality. But there are many unanswered questions, such as what their impact … [Read more...] about What we learnt from young South Africans about the minimum wage and employment | The Conversation
