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SA News: Is this really about saving South African rugby?

5 November 2017 By admin

Is this really about saving South African rugby?: There was surprise when it was announced that South Africa had come out on top with the 2023 Rugby World Cup’s Technical Review Group. Hard luck Ireland and France, it seems - the nations voting will presumably follow the technical group and award RWC ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Sethi eyes hosting B’desh, South … [Read more...] about SA News: Is this really about saving South African rugby?

Why the private sector’s hype about the African middle class isn’t helpful | The Conversation

1 November 2017 By admin

Why the private sector's hype about the African middle class isn't helpful: The Oluwole Urban Market near Marina in Lagos. Being middle class is more than just being a consumer. Reuters/Akintunde AkinleyeThe African middle class is of huge interest to business. This was confirmed again recently by well attended seminars in South Africa’s big cities to discuss “African Lions: … [Read more...] about Why the private sector’s hype about the African middle class isn’t helpful | The Conversation

Six barriers that make it difficult for African states to use research for policy | The Conversation

1 November 2017 By admin

Six barriers that make it difficult for African states to use research for policy: Using research evidence to implement development goals isn't just a technical process. ShutterstockAfrican policymakers need access to high quality evidence to implement the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) successfully. The SDGs are arguably the most broad-ranging development goals … [Read more...] about Six barriers that make it difficult for African states to use research for policy | The Conversation

South African crime stats show police struggling to close cases | The Conversation

31 October 2017 By admin

South African crime stats show police struggling to close cases: South Africa's Police Minister Fikile Mbalula's biggest challenge is to ensure that criminals are brought to book. Reuters/Mike HutchingsSouth Africa’s latest crime statistics released by the country’s police service reflect a continued long-term decline in levels of non-violent property crime, a possible … [Read more...] about South African crime stats show police struggling to close cases | The Conversation

Seven African countries show how the battle against malnutrition can be won | The Conversation

26 October 2017 By admin

Seven African countries show how the battle against malnutrition can be won: Africa has focused on tackling undernutrition caused by low calorie diets. IFPRIA number of African countries are taking bold action to tackle malnutrition. They have successfully implemented a range of actions that have started to improve nutrition for all. Good nutrition contributes to cognitive … [Read more...] about Seven African countries show how the battle against malnutrition can be won | The Conversation

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