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South Africa is starting to accept public breastfeeding. But change is slow | The Conversation

20 July 2018 By admin

South Africa is starting to accept public breastfeeding. But change is slow: Breastfeeding has been shown to have wide ranging benefits. ShutterstockA well-known South African family restaurant chain has grabbed headlines with a new breastfeeding policy that allows patrons to breastfeed freely in their venues. This is encouraging because the chain has been on list of large … [Read more...] about South Africa is starting to accept public breastfeeding. But change is slow | The Conversation

Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis threatens national unity. The time for change is now. | The Conversation

24 June 2018 By admin

Cameroon's Anglophone crisis threatens national unity. The time for change is now.: Cameroon's President Paul Biya has been in charge for nearly 40 years. His people want change. REUTERS/LINTAO ZHANGCameroon’s governance and security problems have historically attracted little outside attention. But this seems likely to change, for two reasons. The first is the growing … [Read more...] about Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis threatens national unity. The time for change is now. | The Conversation

Meet the five teams hoping to change Africa’s World Cup story | The Conversation

12 June 2018 By admin

Meet the five teams hoping to change Africa's World Cup story: Nigeria is one of the African teams that stand a good chance to qualify for the second round and possibly beyond at the world cup. EPA-EFEThe 2018 FIFA World Cup tournament kicks off from June 14 in Russia. Africa has five representatives in this elite competition: Nigeria, Egypt, Senegal, Morocco, and Tunisia. The … [Read more...] about Meet the five teams hoping to change Africa’s World Cup story | The Conversation

SA News: Molewa calls for comments on climate change bill

11 June 2018 By admin

Molewa calls for comments on climate change bill: This would be done within the context of sustainable development for South Africa and would provide for all matters related to climate change. READ: Climate change forces closure of popular Durban beaches The bill acknowledged that anthropogenic climate ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews 'I'll play for South Africa as … [Read more...] about SA News: Molewa calls for comments on climate change bill

White men’s voices still dominate public science. Here’s how to change this | The Conversation

27 May 2018 By admin

White men's voices still dominate public science. Here's how to change this: A diversity of voices is important in science communication. Michael D Brown/ShutterstockVisibility in the mass media matters for scientists. It gets funders’ attention. It attracts top students. It can be a pathway to policy influence. Media coverage may even boost the number of times a piece of … [Read more...] about White men’s voices still dominate public science. Here’s how to change this | The Conversation

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