Money has little to do with why South Africa's military is failing to do its job: A soldier with the 9th South African Infantry Battalion during a biennial training exercise with the US military in the Eastern Cape. US Army/ Taryn HagermanMuch has been said about the size of South Africa’s defence budget, the tension between commitments and capabilities, and the need to arrest … [Read more...] about Money has little to do with why South Africa’s military is failing to do its job | The Conversation
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Rural industrialisation is the future of Africa and should be central to South Africa’s planning.
Rural industrialisation is the future of Africa and should be central to South Africa’s planning.: ECRDA Thozamile Gwanya the CEO of Eastern Cape Rural Development Agency (ECRDA) commented around the importance of rural development when he delivered an inspiring speech at the 4th Annual Africa enterprise development & entrepreneurship investment agenda supported by Transnet … [Read more...] about Rural industrialisation is the future of Africa and should be central to South Africa’s planning.
SA News: Du Plessis hails South Africa’s ‘new Kallis’
Du Plessis hails South Africa’s ‘new Kallis’: Nottingham: South Africa captain Faf du Plessis said Vernon Philander was on the way to becoming the “new Jacques Kallis” after his man-of-the-match winning display in a crushing 340-run win over England in the second Test at Trent Bridge. Philander ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews KZN hijack hot spots: According to … [Read more...] about SA News: Du Plessis hails South Africa’s ‘new Kallis’
South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa’s Public Schools
South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa's Public Schools: [The Conversation Africa] A High Court in South Africa recently handed down a landmark ruling with far-reaching implications for religion in the country's public schools. The court decided that a school may not promote a single religion, or brand itself as such. This means that a … [Read more...] about South Africa: Watershed Judgment Clarifies Limits of Religion in South Africa’s Public Schools
How corruption is fraying South Africa’s social and economic fabric | The Conversation
How corruption is fraying South Africa's social and economic fabric: Protests escalate as corruption and public sector incompetence in South Africa hamper the provision of basic services. EPA/Kim LudbrookSouth Africans are not happy. According to the recent Bloomberg’s Misery Index, South Africa is the second-most miserable country on earth. Venezuela tops the list of emerging … [Read more...] about How corruption is fraying South Africa’s social and economic fabric | The Conversation
