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ANALYSIS | Lockdown judgment a reminder for govt about the fine line between lives and livelihoods

4 June 2020 By admin

ANALYSIS | Lockdown judgment a reminder for govt about the fine line between lives and livelihoods: This week's high court judgment on the rationality of lockdown regulations emphasised the necessity for the government to strike a delicate balance, writes attorney Bulelwa Mabasa. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Toddler injured, man killed in Bonteheuwel suspected … [Read more...] about ANALYSIS | Lockdown judgment a reminder for govt about the fine line between lives and livelihoods

A Natural Partnership between EcoTraining and WildEarth

30 April 2020 By admin

A Natural Partnership between EcoTraining and WildEarth: Lion Pride on game drive with EcoTraining and WildEarth Photo: Tayla McCurdy EcoTraining is pleased to announce a brand-new partnership with wildlife broadcasting experts, WildEarth. WildEarth as of the 27th of April 2020 has been operating for 13-years, it is an ecosystem of LIVE wildlife streaming, a compliment of staff … [Read more...] about A Natural Partnership between EcoTraining and WildEarth

Between care and neglect: Pretoria’s grand architectural legacy | The Conversation

8 March 2020 By admin

Between care and neglect: Pretoria's grand architectural legacy: The skylight of the Weskoppies Chapel in Pretoria. Alain Proust/Hidden PretoriaPretoria, South Africa’s capital city, contains many historical sites where government facilities have been built and developed since the mid 1800s. These often unappreciated places narrate the city’s historical and ongoing political … [Read more...] about Between care and neglect: Pretoria’s grand architectural legacy | The Conversation

Bundaberg. The former St Andrews Presbyterian Church built between 1931 and 1940. Became the Uniting Church and now Seven Day Adventist Church..

8 February 2020 By admin

Bundaberg. The former St Andrews Presbyterian Church built between 1931 and 1940. Became the Uniting Church and now Seven Day Adventist Church.. Image by denisbin The Bundaberg Region. The rich volcanic soils of the plains near Bundaberg and the Burnett River were covered with thick scrub and bush but a few adventurous pastoralists tried to establish sheep grazing there in … [Read more...] about Bundaberg. The former St Andrews Presbyterian Church built between 1931 and 1940. Became the Uniting Church and now Seven Day Adventist Church..

How to fix the gap between school and work in South Africa | The Conversation

23 January 2020 By admin

How to fix the gap between school and work in South Africa: ShutterstockThe world of work is changing constantly, profoundly, and faster. This is clear from the outsourcing of work, waves of technological advances, increasing automation in business, and big data analysis driving the growth of industries. The needs of industry are shifting … [Read more...] about How to fix the gap between school and work in South Africa | The Conversation

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