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How everyday politics shapes the way African cities are run | The Conversation

2 April 2019 By admin

How everyday politics shapes the way African cities are run: The Korle Gono beach in Accra covered in plastic bottles and other items washed ashore following weeks of heavy flooding in 2016. EPA/Christian ThompsonCyclone Idai tore through Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Mozambique and devastated local communities. Hundreds were killed and more than a million people were displaced. Much … [Read more...] about How everyday politics shapes the way African cities are run | The Conversation

How South African churches can make LGBTIQ people feel safer | The Conversation

31 March 2019 By admin

How South African churches can make LGBTIQ people feel safer: South African churches still have a long way to go in accepting queer worshipers. Supplied by author Supplied by authorResearch shows that many churches in South Africa remain “hotbeds of homophobia”. This is despite the fact that the country has enshrined LGBTIQ rights in its constitution and was the first African … [Read more...] about How South African churches can make LGBTIQ people feel safer | The Conversation

Another South African Road Hazard

30 March 2019 By admin

Another South African Road Hazard Image by Arthur Chapman African Buffalo crossing the road between Letaba and Mopani in Kruger National Park, Limpopo, South Africa. Photographed on 5 June 2018. These were part of a mob of well over 100 beasts that took a while to cross. This Limpopo South Africa image was automatically curated and published with WP Robot plugin - CLICK … [Read more...] about Another South African Road Hazard

African science needs more leaders. Here’s how to develop them | The Conversation

26 March 2019 By admin

African science needs more leaders. Here's how to develop them: Scientists need leadership skills if they're to guide solutions in African countries. ProStockPhoto/ShutterstockIt is widely accepted that the future of scientific development lies in enabling teams made up of people from different countries and disciplines. To do really great work, these often need to be quite … [Read more...] about African science needs more leaders. Here’s how to develop them | The Conversation

How is the African landscape faring when it comes to adopting new hotel technology?

25 March 2019 By admin

How is the African landscape faring when it comes to adopting new hotel technology?: Hotel technology is developing in leaps and bounds across the globe with the African continent in particular gaining traction as a major force in the hospitality industry. The region’s potential continues to grow as several countries experience a boom in tourism, development and investment. … [Read more...] about How is the African landscape faring when it comes to adopting new hotel technology?

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