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SA News: Police Adopt Drug-Free World to Fight South Africa’s Drug Epidemic

15 April 2019 By admin

Police Adopt Drug-Free World to Fight South Africa's Drug Epidemic: The Church of Scientology in South Africa is working with South African Police Service (SAPS) to reverse the drug abuse epidemic in the country — an enormous challenge with South Africa, the largest ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews LOOK: What Mihlali Ndase wore at Bata Fashion Weekend: Beauty goddess … [Read more...] about SA News: Police Adopt Drug-Free World to Fight South Africa’s Drug Epidemic

South Africa’s new science policy holds promise, but there are gaps | The Conversation

10 April 2019 By admin

South Africa's new science policy holds promise, but there are gaps: A well implemented science policy can transform a country's economy. Bakhtiar Zein/ShutterstockSouth Africa has adopted a new policy to drive science, technology and innovation. The last White Paper on the subject was issued in 1996 and had not been changed since then. The new White Paper on Science, … [Read more...] about South Africa’s new science policy holds promise, but there are gaps | The Conversation

New policy commits South Africa’s scientists to public engagement. Are they ready? | The Conversation

7 April 2019 By admin

New policy commits South Africa's scientists to public engagement. Are they ready?: Professor Greta Dreyer, head of the Gynaecological Oncology Unit at the University of Pretoria, being interviewed by SABC TV. Mariki Uitenweerde, Eyescape PhotographyAround the world, governments are trying to bridge the perceived gap between science – what is being studied and discovered in … [Read more...] about New policy commits South Africa’s scientists to public engagement. Are they ready? | The Conversation

SA INC: Spreading South Africa’s good news

5 April 2019 By admin

SA INC: Spreading South Africa’s good news: Shani Kay Spreading the good news is at the heart of SA INC., a new 20-part series set to air on local TV channels with the objective of changing the narrative in South Africa to highlight and celebrate the country’s successes and achievements. Running intermittently from this month for most of 2019 on eTV, SABC 2, Mzansi Magic and … [Read more...] about SA INC: Spreading South Africa’s good news

South Africa’s informal sector: why people get stuck in precarious jobs | The Conversation

3 April 2019 By admin

South Africa's informal sector: why people get stuck in precarious jobs: Understanding how people move through job sectors is crucial. Monkey Business Images/ShutterstockSouth Africa has a jobs crisis. In the fourth quarter of 2018, 6.14 million people were out of work, an unemployment rate of 27.1%, which is one of the highest rates in the world, along with sub-Saharan African … [Read more...] about South Africa’s informal sector: why people get stuck in precarious jobs | The Conversation

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