Members of the National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa, the country's largest union, march to highlight high unemployment. Reuters/Rogan WardSouth African society has not been this saturated with anger and protest since the late 1980s. The previous 12 months have witnessed a decisive shift in the country’s political consciousness. With the local government … [Read more...] about South Africans need to fight for change on the streets, and through the ballot | The Conversation
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A sunshade to help southern Africa cope with climate change? | The Conversation
shutterstock This article is a foundation essay. These are longer than usual and take a wider look at a key issue affecting society. Climate change is a global problem. But local actions are needed to reduce its impact. Specifically, southern African countries must consider what they can do to protect their interests in the face of growing threats to economies and welfare. So … [Read more...] about A sunshade to help southern Africa cope with climate change? | The Conversation
Change ahead for the National Arts Festival
The National Arts Festival Grahamstown has announced that, with effect from Tuesday, 1 March, it will be implementing a new marketing and public relations structure to serve its evolving businesses needs. Read more on: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or get free content for your publication. My Press Release (MyPR) provides free South African targeted … [Read more...] about Change ahead for the National Arts Festival
US interest rates signal change; Obama’s calm leadership; democracy…
Business Day Live / Johannesburg, South Africa Rising US interest rates signal more change to come “[T]he [US] Fed’s rate rise didn’t cause much renewed volatility anywhere. Indeed, markets saw something of a ‘relief rally’…. This is the way it should be. Read the full article by here: Johannesburg, South Africa News Submit and get free … [Read more...] about US interest rates signal change; Obama’s calm leadership; democracy…
What Africa can learn from China about climate change adaptation | The Conversation
An example of the restoration of a degraded mountain slope in China. The country is undergoing numerous initiatives to battle climate change. Anthony MillsChina is facing numerous threats from climate change. These include: increased mean annual temperature, increased frequency and severity of dust storms, decreased rainfall in some coastal areas, increased severity of snow … [Read more...] about What Africa can learn from China about climate change adaptation | The Conversation
