South Africa’s Maths Woes Worsen – But There is Still Hope: Maths Saturday School Photo: Confident Krugersdorp – January 22 2017: All over the world, Mathematics is one of the most failed subjects and is usually used as a benchmark in rating a country’s education system together with literacy or English. This is because the Maths requires a lot of critical … [Read more...] about South Africa’s Maths Woes Worsen – But There is Still Hope
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Mobile phones offer a new way for Africa’s students to learn programming | The Conversation
Mobile phones offer a new way for Africa's students to learn programming: Students could learn how to program with the right applications on their mobile phones. ShutterstockIt’s not easy for Computer Science students at most universities in Africa to practice and develop their programming skills. They have the ability to program, but access to desktop or laptop computers might … [Read more...] about Mobile phones offer a new way for Africa’s students to learn programming | The Conversation
Africa’s mammals may not be able to keep up with the pace of climate change | The Conversation
Africa's mammals may not be able to keep up with the pace of climate change: As the climate changes and the needs of humans increase, lesser-known species like the Ethiopian wolf will face greater risk. ShutterstockHumans have decimated the world’s mammals over the last several thousand years and continue to do so today. Ghosts of mammoths, bison, horses, and saber-toothed cats … [Read more...] about Africa’s mammals may not be able to keep up with the pace of climate change | The Conversation
WEF Building Africa: Industrialisation key to Africa’s economic transformation
WEF Building Africa: Industrialisation key to Africa's economic transformation: Industrialisation is key to making Africa a force to be reckoned with, but without power and infrastructure this will remain a mere dream. On this Building Africa debate CNBC Africa is joined by panellists consisting of Phuthuma Nhleko, Executive Chairman, MTN; Paul Kagame, President of the Republic … [Read more...] about WEF Building Africa: Industrialisation key to Africa’s economic transformation
South Africa’s universities can do more to make disabled students feel included | The Conversation
South Africa's universities can do more to make disabled students feel included: It's not enough just to enroll disabled students at universities. They need particular support. ShutterstockIt’s been a decade since South Africa signed and ratified the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. The convention is an international human rights treaty that’s supposed … [Read more...] about South Africa’s universities can do more to make disabled students feel included | The Conversation
